Reg Riddell

  • Designer (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect)
Reg Riddell was a Melbourne interior designer. Initially operating an art gallery ("Riddell Bros.") in Little Collins Street in the city, he began work as a stage designer in productions as early as 1941. His interior design practice began afterward under the name Riddell Interiors. Many of his designers have had prominent careers. The practice later became Riddell Marly after a merger with Marly Interiors.
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  • Babette Hayes (1 January 1970), 'Australian Style.’. interview and career summary in “Reg Riddell.” in Babette Hayes. Australian Style. Paul Hamlyn, 1970, pps.153-157.

  • Interview with Robert Lloyd by Siobham McHugh 5 August 2003, Historic Houses Trust of NSW. Lloyd was an early Riddell employee in Little Collins Street, Melbourne.

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References [<ExternalResource: Babette Hayes (1 January 1970), 'Australian Style.'. interview and career summary in “Reg Riddell.” in Babette Hayes. Australian Style. Paul Hamlyn, 1970, pps.153-157.>, <ExternalResource: Interview with Robert Lloyd by Siobham McHugh 5 August 2003, Historic Houses Trust of NSW. Lloyd was an early Riddell employee in Little Collins Street, Melbourne.>] [<ExternalResource: Babette Hayes (1 January 1970), 'Australian Style.'. interview and career summary in “Reg Riddell.” in Babette Hayes. Australian Style. Paul Hamlyn, 1970, pps.153-157.>]