Charles Furey b. 1 January 1917

  • Designer (Industrial / Product Designer)
Furey was a Society of Designers for Industry foundation member, an International Design Institute of Australia Vice President, a Society of Industrial Designers President amongst other honours. As a designer, he was consultant designer A.G. Healing and worked for Australian Container Industry as Product Design head, as an independent consultant after 1964, he produced designs for Sebels, AWA and other firms.
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Citations

  • Charles Furey (1986), 'The Commercial Effectiveness of Products resulting from Industrial Designing in Australia.’, Australia, (Nielsen is interviewed in this work.).

  • anon. (1 January 1965), 'Design '65’.

  • Tony Stephens (1 January 2009), 'Charles Furey obituary’.

  • unk (1 January 1956), '“Industrial Design.”’.

  • anon (1 January 1975), 'Integra (Sebel monoblock chair)’.

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