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Daniella Turner







I am a London-based writer, design historian and interior designer. Over the past ten years I have worked with designers, brands and galleries to create narratives on subjects spanning craft-led design, art, interiors, food and culture.


Clients include: Ambra Medda Office, Tom Dixon, Themes & Variations Gallery, The New Craftsman, Cob Gallery, The Josef & Anni Albers Foundation, Caroline Achaintre, Charles&Co, Sainte Chanel Ltd and Laura Bartlett.



I studied Textile Design and hold an MA in Design History from Royal College of Art. 







WORDS FOR EXHIBITIONS

Teatro Albers, Salone del Mobile, 2023
Ambra Medda Office x Josef and Anni Albers Foundation

Graphics by Commission Studio

Metalhead. Tom Dixon. 2023
Themes&Variations Gallery

Graphics by Commission Studio
Photography by Dan Fontanelli
STORIES

Cartoonist Zebedee Helm turns his satirical eye to homeware, 2023

We sat down with satirist, cartoonist, illustrator and polymath Zebedee Helm over Kedgeree to chat about our textile collaboration, his two takes on British culinary classics and the phenomenon of Imperial Leather soap.


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In Conversation: Francesca Anfossi, 2023

Interview series following individuals and spaces bucking convention.


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In Conversation: Sergio Casoli, 2023

This week we have been thinking about individuals and spaces that break from convention. There are few people that embody this renegade spirit as much as gallerist and curator Sergio Casoli, who in 2022 relaunched his renowned gallery Studio Casoli in Filicudi’s fishing village Pecorini a Mare. It is a spectacle of sorts, finding itself both at odds and in complete harmony with its surroundings – a tiny volcanic island known for its turbulent elements, untamed nature and a back to basics lifestyle.

In Conversation: The Potter’s House, 2023

In late July New York-based photographer Martien Mulder spent the weekend at Potter’s House – the creative engine and periodic residence for renowned landscape and garden designer Luciano Giubbilei. They sat down to discuss the surprising turn of events that led to Luciano's custodianship of the house, and how it has deeply focused and energised his wider practice.