The back page of Wallpaper* currently features a series in which we take a look at the desks of the high and mighty. See if you can guess the identity of this month's contender through his personal effects. Scroll down for the answer.
Above, from left: ‘Cineline’ table, £2,982, by Pagnon & Pelhaître, for Ligne Roset; paper flowers, from £18, by Peter Niczewski, from CAA; music note clip, £2, from Paul Smith; At Home cards, £33 for 25, by Smythson; correspondence cards, €18 for a set, by Arjowiggins, for Filosofie; ‘Louis’ carver chair, £1,700, by Alma Home, from Selfridges; sheet music, from £4; from The General Trading Company; ‘Boheme Platinum Line’ pen, £260, by Montblanc; skull and snake ring, £10,500, by Theo Fennell; mask, £280, by Stephen Jones; glasses, £165, from Linda Farrow Vintage; ‘Music comb’, prototype, by Joie de Winter; Bavarian dancer, £12.50 for set, from Thorsten Van Elten; badge, £2.50, from Watford FC; silver money clip, £75, by Asprey; scalp tonic, £12, by Philip Kingsley; ‘Bravit’ candle, £30, by Christoph van Bommel, for Authentics, from Twentytwentyone; limited edition Swarovski football, by Yohji Yamamoto, for Y-3; ‘Guernesey’ wallpaper, £33 per roll, by Manuel Canovas, from Colefax and Fowler.
Answer: Elton John
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