Molly Grey

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Grey was an interior designer (working for David Jones and others) as well as a furniture designer for Ricketts and Thorp, Sydney. Her work was illustrated in The Home magazine and Art in Australia in the 1930s. Peter McNeil reports that she hosted a 2FC radio programme on interior design in 1935.
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Margaret Jaye
Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)

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References [<ExternalResource: Peter McNeil (1 January 2002), 'Decorating the Home: Australian Interior Decoration Between the Wars'.>, <ExternalResource: Peter McNeil (1 January 1994), ''Designing Women': Gender, Sexuality and the Interior Decorator c1890-1940'.>, <ExternalResource: Molly Grey (1 January 1940), 'Wartime Furnishings in Australia'.>, <ExternalResource: Molly Grey. Account of recent trip to California, Sydney Morning Herald, 22 February 1938, p.6s>] [<ExternalResource: Peter McNeil (1 January 2002), 'Decorating the Home: Australian Interior Decoration Between the Wars'.>, <ExternalResource: Peter McNeil (1 January 1994), ''Designing Women': Gender, Sexuality and the Interior Decorator c1890-1940'.>, <ExternalResource: Molly Grey (1 January 1940), 'Wartime Furnishings in Australia'.>]