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Designer: Thomas Jayne, Thomas Jayne Interiors, Inc., 212/838-9080, www.thomasjaynestudio.com.

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Designer and scholar, Thomas Jayne, creates interiors and furnishings that reflect his passion and wide ranging knowledge of classical traditions. Taking those ideas to the next level, his work seeks to further those traditions and highlight those aspects that have relevance today.
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Jayne's educated eye and deft sense of color has attracted an international clientele and produced a varied portfolio of projects, often historic in nature, for clients ranging from young families to established collectors.

Thomas Jayne, Decorator, Thomas Jayne Studio Inc., New York, NY
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Thomas JayneThomas Jayne is trained in Architecture and Art History.He holds a Master's degree from the Winterthur program and a Bachelor of Arts from the School of Architecture and Allied Arts at the University of Oregon.He has worked for Parish-Hadley and Associates, Kevin McNamara, Inc., The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the J. Paul Getty Museum.Commissions at Thomas Jayne Studio range in style and scope.

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Featuring rooms elegantly decorated to re-create du Pont family holiday celebrations from the 1930s and 1940s and exquisite interiors decorated for modern celebrations by New York interior designer Thomas Jayne.

We are privileged to have Thomas Jayne of Thomas Jayne Studio, NYC as our Guest Speaker for the Benefit Luncheon to be held Friday, February 10, 2006 at the Jefferson Hotel.He has written many articles which have been in House Beautiful, Southern Accents and Town and Country....His lecture is titled: "Unlocking the Secrets of Great Design".
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Thomas Jayne, of Thomas Jayne Studios, presents "Unlocking the Secrets of Great Design." The Jefferson Hotel, 101 W. Franklin St.; Tickets: $50 (Must be purchased in advance.Includes show admission.)

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Thomas Jayne - Mr. Wharton's Den
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Mr. Wharton's Den by Thomas Jayne
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Mr. Wharton's Den by Thomas Jayne
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We have made the focus of this room a practical, albeit luxurious, cabinet created to recall Mr. Wharton's management of the estate and to reflect beauty in design that the Whartons would expect."- Thomas Jayne

The quiet intelligence of Thomas Jayne's work is thoroughly grounded in classical design and illuminated by his dry wit.

He holds a Master's degree in American Architecture and Decorative Arts from Winterthur and a BA in Architecture from the University of Oregon.He honed his craft working for Parish-Hadley and Associates, Kevin McNamara, Christie's, The Cooper-Hewitt, The J. Paul Getty Museum, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

A typical professional relationship for Jayne began with a request for advice about reupholstering an Early American sofa.

It transformed into a full renovation program to accommodate and display the client's collections of Federal-style furniture and ancient Indian and Himalayan art."We used decoration to bridge his great collection and his family house," Jayne recalls.

For another of his clients, Jayne refurbished the rectory of New York's Church of St. Mary the Virgin.

He describes the rectory's condition: "It wasn't in 'receiving order,' as my grandmother used to say."Constrained by a church-mouse budget, Jayne focused on elements that cost little but made a big difference.A believer in "organizing spaces with color, as they did in the 18th and 19th century," he worked hard to create beautiful paint colors.

Featuring rooms elegantly decorated to re-create du Pont family holiday celebrations from the 1930s and 1940s and exquisite interiors decorated for modern celebrations by New York interior designer Thomas Jayne.