About the Author
Lesley Dilcock took a degree in fashion and textiles before moving into design consultancy. She was a founder member of the British edition of Marie Claire in 1988, becoming its first Fashion Director and from 1996 to 1999, the Contributing Interiors Editor. Lesley is a leading interiors stylist, and her unique look is in constant demand by companies such as Habitat and Monsoon Home, as well as many glossy interiors magazines. She has worked with renowned photographers and art directors, both in the worlds of fashion and interiors, and has lectured about fashion at the Royal College of Art in London. Her first book, Global Style, is also published by Ryland Peters and Small.
Catherine Gratwicke trained as a textile designer, using photography as inspiration for her woven designs. She then worked for a textile design consultancy as a designer and photographer before turning to a full-time career in photography. Her striking and distinctive style, with its richly coloured and painterly effect, has made her much in demand with leading style magazines such as Marie Claire, Homes and Gardens, Room (Ikea), Elle Decoration, and Red. Catherine also took the photographs for Global Style.
Catherine Gratwicke trained as a textile designer, using photography as inspiration for her woven designs. She then worked for a textile design consultancy as a designer and photographer before turning to a full-time career in photography. Her striking and distinctive style, with its richly coloured and painterly effect, has made her much in demand with leading style magazines such as Marie Claire, Homes and Gardens, Room (Ikea), Elle Decoration, and Red. Catherine also took the photographs for Global Style.
