Eileen grey

May 30, 2023A narrow pebbled lane leads from Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, on France’s Côte d’Azur, to E-1027, Eileen Gray’s now-world-famous first architectural work. On one side, the lane is hemmed in by the tracks of a little-used rail line; on the other there are fenced-off trees. Small gaps between their branches allow glimpses of the Mediterranean below. […]

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Eileen Gray, one of the most important designers of the 20th century, isn't as well-known as she should be because powerful men made a point of ensuring it.

Eileen Gray, Ireland's most influential furniture designer, one of whose chairs sold for €25million, died in Paris in 1976 at the age of 98. Here, Mary McGuckian - writer and director of Eileen Gray biopic The Price of Desire which hits cinemas this weekend - celebrates her hero's life in 98 thoughts.

Eileen Gray designed and built a house for love—and lived to suffer the consequences. However, her legacy lives on thanks to a new exhibition and film.

Norman Foster's lofty dining room and the tactile living space of Faye Toogood are among the celebrity home interiors revealed in the Life Meets Art book.

The film shows the creation of the famous Villa E.1027

Eileen Grey, Irish furniture designer and architect

Eileen Gray, 1878–1976 Lacquer master, modernist furniture designer, modernist architect Eileen Gray lived in Paris for most of her life. She moved there in 1907, when the city was a hot-spot for writers and artists, but she was too modest, and perhaps even shy, to break into those bohemian circl

Eileen Gray's iconic residence, E-1027, completes extensive renovation and throws open its doors in France's Côte d'Azur