Margaret Jaye

  • Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
Margaret Jaye, Interior decorator, is considered to be the first trader to be listed as such in Sydney. Despite this, and even after opening a store in Darlinghurst Road in 1925, little has been written about Jaye as she was not seen to meet a level of artistic integrity and was rarely, if at all, involved in the Sydney art scene. She did, however, write on design and decoration in the mid-1930s issues of Decoration and Glass.
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References [<ExternalResource: Margaret Jaye (1 August 1935), 'The Stimulating Lure of Modern Fabrics'. Decoration and Glass, series on Accessories in the Home, 1 August 1935 >, <ExternalResource: Peter McNeil (1 January 2005), 'Women of Influence'.>, <ExternalResource: Dungavell, Ian (1993), 'Molly-Sabata Dangar. The Pottery of Anne Dangar', Ceramics: Art and Perception, no.11, 1993.>, <ExternalResource: Lord, Margaret (1969), 'A Decorator's World, Living with Art and International Design', Sydney, NSW.>, <ExternalResource: (1929), 'The Burdekin House Exhibition', Sydney, NSW.>, <ExternalResource: (1925), 'Wise's New South Wales Post Office Directory', Sydney, NSW.>, <ExternalResource: Arnott, Bruce (1992), 04-22. Information from interview with.>, <ExternalResource: Craig, Isobel (1992), 04-22. Information from interview with.>] [<ExternalResource: Margaret Jaye (1 August 1935), 'The Stimulating Lure of Modern Fabrics'. Decoration and Glass, series on Accessories in the Home, 1 August 1935 >, <ExternalResource: Peter McNeil (1 January 2005), 'Women of Influence'.>]