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Meet Tube Moquette Designers - Wallace & Sewell

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Harriet Wallace-Jones ( on the left) and Emma Sewell ( on the right ) have a design studio with an impressive and diverse portfolio, but you'll probably know them best for their TfL Seat Moquette designs, including the famous blue 'Barman' which you'll see on the Central line.

I caught up with them in their design studio to talk about their designs, and ask all the questions I'd always wanted to know ...

There's more on their website here : https://www.wallacesewell.com/projects
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This video features an interview with Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell, designers known for their TfL Seat Moquette creations, including the iconic blue 'Barman' design used on the Central line. The conversation takes place in their design studio and explores their work and creative process. While no specific railway stock, locations, or headcodes are mentioned, the video highlights their contributions to London's transport design.

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  • Platform ID wrUWEcTjex8
  • Views 30,134
  • Date published 10 Oct 2024 18:29
  • Date added 14 Jan 2026 23:04
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