Ann Gyngell b.

  • Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
Gyngell is an interior designer who came to Australia in 1942. After schooling in Sydney, she worked for Mary White in Edgecliff, then taking a position with Marion Hall Best in 1958. She took further training in London and opened her own practice in 1983 where she undertook domestic and commercial interiors. Her commercial work includes Qantas House, George Pattersons, Hyde Park Club and other sites.
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References [<ExternalResource: Marshall, Helen. “Bright and Bold.” [interview with Ann Gyngell]. Vogue Living, no date.>, <ExternalResource: Ham, Melinda. “Hue Better Believe it.”[Ann Gyngell home.] Sydney Morning Herald, 3 September 1997.>, <ExternalResource: Goodyer, Paula. “One up, One down, One-upmanship.” Sydney Morning Herald, 11 December 1986.>, <ExternalResource: Gyngell, Ann. “Houses in Hawaii.” Australian Women’s Weekly. 30 September 1959.>, <ExternalResource: Mulvich. Barbara. “Interior Designers. What you pay.” [interview with Ann Gyngell.] Sydney Morning Herald, 10 April 1983.>] [<ExternalResource: Marshall, Helen. “Bright and Bold.” [interview with Ann Gyngell]. Vogue Living, no date.>, <ExternalResource: Ham, Melinda. “Hue Better Believe it.”[Ann Gyngell home.] Sydney Morning Herald, 3 September 1997.>, <ExternalResource: Goodyer, Paula. “One up, One down, One-upmanship.” Sydney Morning Herald, 11 December 1986.>, <ExternalResource: Gyngell, Ann. “Houses in Hawaii.” Australian Women’s Weekly. 30 September 1959.>]