Don Johnson (also Johnston)

  • Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
Don Johnson is an interior designer and a founding member of the Society of Interior Decorators (later Designers) of Australia. He was the first president of the Society. He lectured at East Sydney Technical College and worked in a design partnership with Ed Dykes as well as Don Johnson Pty Ltd. He was responsible for a number of interior design commissions for the Travelodge chain.
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Don Johnson (also Johnston)
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  • Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)

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References [<ExternalResource: Michaela Richards (1 January 1993), 'The Best Style. Marion Hall Best and Australian Interior Design 1935-1975.'.>, <ExternalResource: Clive Carney (1959), 'Interior Design by Dykes and Johnson', Australia, (illustration).>, <ExternalResource: anon (1 January 1962), '"Rushcutter Travelodge"'.Hotel, Motel and Restaurant April 1962, pps.13-15>, <ExternalResource: "Sydney's Most Magnificent All-around View." Review of Kings Cross Travelodge with interiors by Don Johnston. Building, Lighting, Engineering, December 1966, pp.70-71.>] [<ExternalResource: Michaela Richards (1 January 1993), 'The Best Style. Marion Hall Best and Australian Interior Design 1935-1975.'.>, <ExternalResource: Clive Carney (1959), 'Interior Design by Dykes and Johnson', Australia, (illustration).>, <ExternalResource: anon (1 January 1962), '"Rushcutter Travelodge"'.Hotel, Motel and Restaurant April 1962, pps.13-15>]