Hugh Hale

  • Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
Hale was a Brisbane interior designer who formed a partnership with Brian Johnstone in 1950 to open the "Marodian Gallery" in Hale's rooms in Upper Edward Street, Brisbane. Hale wrote an occasional column on interiors and furniture for Queensland Country Life.
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Hugh Hale
Gender
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  • Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)

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References [<ExternalResource: Opening of Marodian Gallery, Spring Hill, Brisbane Courier Mail, 12 December 1950, p.10>, <ExternalResource: Marjory Palfreyman. "traditional and modern furniture." [interview with Hugh Hale] Qld Country Life 23 July 1953, p.6 >, <ExternalResource: Hugh Hale. "Home Reveals Owners Personality." Qld Country Life 1 July 1954, p.11>, <ExternalResource: Louise Martin-Chew. Johnstone, Brian William Wallace (1920–1988). Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, v.17, 2007>] [<ExternalResource: Opening of Marodian Gallery, Spring Hill, Brisbane Courier Mail, 12 December 1950, p.10>, <ExternalResource: Marjory Palfreyman. "traditional and modern furniture." [interview with Hugh Hale] Qld Country Life 23 July 1953, p.6 >, <ExternalResource: Hugh Hale. "Home Reveals Owners Personality." Qld Country Life 1 July 1954, p.11>]