Terence Conran: Making Modern Britain

The book is available for purchase at the Design Museum Shop.

 “The Design Museum invites you to celebrate the memory of its founder, Sir Terence Conran, with a free exhibition that looks back at his extraordinary achievements, featuring early furniture designs and the establishment of Habitat.T his display is accompanied by the launch of a book honouring Conran’s life and work entitled Terence Conran: Making Modern Britain, written by Deyan Sudjic and published by the Design Museum.

“Terence had so many different careers, from craftsman potter, to the chairman of a £2 billion public company, to a restauranteur. As a student, he was close to the art world and worked for the artist Eduardo Paolozzi. By the time he was 25 he had opened five restaurants, started a furniture manufacturing business and a textile company. He became one of Britain’s most influential tastemakers through Habitat”.
- Deyan Sudjic, author and Director Emeritus of the Design Museum

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