"Best known for her work in the English style, Mrs. Banker has in fact created interiors as disparate as a Japanese weekend house north of New York City, and a Washington D.C. townhouse very much in the eighteenth-century French style. (She’s also worked often enough in a purely modern vein to have had a steel-and-glass coffee table named after her by Karl Springer.) Although most of her interiors can be categorized as traditional and are admired for impeccable quality of their furnishings and finishes, there is a certain relaxed, contemporary quality to a Banker room that she has termed ‘a casual approach to luxury.’"
Architectural Digest
September, 1985

"Certain harmonies and concords are observed over and over again in Pamela Banker’s choices. They have everything to do with a well-timed, civilized approach to the art of living and of interior design."
Architectural Digest
May, 1981
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