Merle Du Boulay

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Merle Du Boulay was an interior designer, she initially worked for Deric Deane, then opened a business in Castlereagh Street, then Rushcutters Bay/Edgecliff (1962 Cinecraft Building, cnr of South and Reddy Streets, Edgecliff), then Paddington. At various times she had a studio/office in Potts Point.
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associate of
Frederick Deane
1892
Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
also known as Deric Deane
associate of
Don Hall
Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
associate of
Robert W. Lloyd
Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)

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References [<ExternalResource: "At home with Merle du Boulay." Kalmar, Steven. You and Your Home. Shakespeare Head Press, 1964, p.111-112.>, <ExternalResource: discussion in Margaret Lord. An Interior Decorators’s World. also published as A Decorator’s World. Living with Art and International Design. Ure Smith, 1969. >, <ExternalResource: "Feminine Craving." du Boulay's on design, youth, femininity. _Sunday Herald._ 26 October 1952>] [<ExternalResource: "At home with Merle du Boulay." Kalmar, Steven. You and Your Home. Shakespeare Head Press, 1964, p.111-112.>, <ExternalResource: discussion in Margaret Lord. An Interior Decorators’s World. also published as A Decorator’s World. Living with Art and International Design. Ure Smith, 1969. >]