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For over 20 years, Sandra Nunnerley has worked on prestigious interior design commissions around the world, from urban apartments and town houses to tropical getaways to country homes and estates.

About the Author

New Zealand-born interior designer Sandra Nunnerley lives in New York City, where she runs a design studio specializing in high-end residential projects. W magazine has called her one of the most fashionable designers, she has been featured in Architectural Digest's list of the 100 most influential designers, and House & Garden (UK) named her in their international guide of leading designers. Her work has appeared in numerous publications, including The World of Interiors, Elle Decor, and Vogue Living.

Reviews

"Every Big Decorator eventually produces a Big Book. New York-based New Zealand decorator Sandra Nunnerley has hatched a handsome one, well written on her behalf by Christine Pittel and laid out across pages the size of window panes. Her topend credentials are artfully demonstrated by the jacket, which shows a staircase hall where a painting by Matisse hangs above a Frits Henningsen sofa next to a bronze by Willem de Kooning."
-World of Interiors "Nunnerley takes the reader on a richly detailed journey into the story behind her award-winning interiors."
-Veranda ..".her book displays her vision at its sumptuous best."
-Belle "Sandra Nunnerley is known for creating spaces that embrace the qualities of subtlety, individuality, refinement and glamor. Her elegant designs incorporate everything from her travels all over the world to her affinity for old Hollywood to her love of fashion"
-Dering Hall "Bringing together contemporary design and classical allure with cosmopolitan flair, Nunnerly creates wonderful apartments and houses that are both beautiful and livable...her recently published book, [Interiors] provides further insight into the extent of her talent, highlighting the cool beauty and timeless quality of her work."
-Esensual Living "[While] Interiors is a chance for readers to get familiar with her aesthetic, it also gives Nunnerley the opportunity to look at her creations in a new light."
-Departures