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He originally studied at the London College Of Furniture and later worked as a designer for [[Terence Conran]]. In the 1980s and 1990s he managed pop bands [[Pet Shop Boys]], [[East 17]] and [[Bros]]. |
He originally studied at the London College Of Furniture and later worked as a designer for [[Terence Conran]]. In the 1980s and 1990s he managed pop bands [[Pet Shop Boys]], [[East 17]] and [[Bros]]. |
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In 2003 he designed and built The Big White House in Pett Level, East Sussex which was featured on [[Grand Designs]]. |
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Tom Watkins is a pop impresario, writer, designer, composer and fine art collector.
He originally studied at the London College Of Furniture and later worked as a designer for Terence Conran. In the 1980s and 1990s he managed pop bands Pet Shop Boys, East 17 and Bros.
In 2003 he designed and built The Big White House in Pett Level, East Sussex which was featured on Grand Designs.
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