John F. Pile

John Pile is Professor Emeritus of interior and industrial design at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York. With a distinguished career in academia, he has contributed significantly to the fields of interior design and industrial design through his teaching and scholarly work. His expertise spans both theoretical and practical aspects of design, making him a respected figure in the discipline.

Pile's academic contributions have helped shape design education, particularly through his tenure at Pratt Institute, where he influenced generations of students. His work reflects a deep understanding of design principles and their application in real-world contexts. Though primarily known for his academic achievements, his insights continue to inform contemporary discussions in design theory and practice.
Non-Fiction Books
# Title Year
1 Drawings of Architectural Interiors 1967
2 Open Office Planning 1978
3 Design: Purpose, Form and Meaning 1979
4 Decorating Your Office For Success 1979
5 Modern Furniture 1979
6 Professional Painted Finishes 1983
7 Open Office Space 1984
8 Sketching Interior Architecture 1985
9 Perspective for Interior Designers 1985
10 The Dictionary of 20th-Century Design 1990
11 Furniture 1990
12 Color in Interior Design 1997
13 A History of Interior Design 2004
14 Interior Design 2007
15 History of American Architecture 2020