Apart from many private residences and villas in Bali, GW Interiors works as a consultant to some of Bali’s finest luxury resorts and Gill is also the design consultant for the well known restaurant group “Indochine” on soft furnishings for many of their restaurants in Singapore as well as acting as a soft furnishings supplier to some of Sydney’s leading restaurants.

She studied with the Regent Academy of Fine Arts London and first came to work in design and interiors in India, when she lived in New Delhi. Her thriving business developed as she sought out antique furniture, restored and sold pieces to many private clients from Embassy officials to heads of Multi national corporations.

Gill Wilson moved to Japan in 1996, which enticed her to study Japanese furniture, art, fabrics and ceramics, especially those from the Edo and Mejia Era for which she developed a deep passion. One of the items in her home is a precious eight-panel screen from the Edo period, which features the intricate artwork of a palace in Kyoto. She has it mounted on her dining room wall and considers it one of her most prized possessions. “I just love this piece because it is simply so beautiful. It was a rare find that I discovered in Japan and I could not believe my luck at finding it. I consider it priceless.”

Gill has also designed and produced a range of exclusive items for retail outlets in one of the world’s luxury hotels Badrutts Palace, Saint Moritz. Silver belts inlaid with semi precious stones, giftware and exclusive tableware were amongst many of the items specially created for the luxury hotel.