littleblackbookofart
littleblackbookofart
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Bio
Little Black Book of Art has built strong working relationships with a number of clients, artists, dealers, framers and picture hanging technicians and aims to source fine objects and provide interior styling advice for clients.
Little Black Book of Art also provides information and advice on art investment for all levels of investors.
Before founding Little Black Book of Art, Camilla Morris studied at Central St. Martins College of Art and went on to launch a career in creative services & art buying at several of the UK’s leading advertising agencies. She has since gained a degree in Spatial Design & Interior Architecture at Chelsea College of Art and has also helped manage a large West London gallery, giving her invaluable experience and contacts in the art world, and enabling her to start up her own business in art and design consultancy for private clients.
Camilla specialises in 20th century and contemporary emerging artists. She is prolific in actively seeking fresh talent – often working with young artists or recent graduates waiting for their work to be discovered.
Working alongside her is British Interior Designer Lucy Freedman. Lucy set up her design practice which collaborates with Little Black Book of Art in 2007, after working for some of the world’s top designers and brands.
Lucy gained her interiors training by assisting the creative team at Kelly Hoppen Interiors. After leaving fully trained in project management, Lucy was invited to join the fashion and lifestyle company Allegra Hicks Ltd. where as the Head of Interiors, Lucy could indulge herself in Allegra’s timelessly elegant, sophisticated and eclectic style.
Having gained her industry experience, Lucy won her first private commission, a 6,500sq ft residence in Chelsea Park Gardens in 2007. Lucy is currently working on a 10,000 sq ft property on Mount Street, W1, and a converted barn near St Ives, Cornwall.
Whatever your requirements our team aims to provide clients with innovative ideas and enthusiasm tailored to your interests.
We hope our Little Black Book of Art ‘Blog’ will keep all our clients up to date with news from the art & design world.
If you require any information about our services please contact info@littleblackbookofart.com
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