Exclusive: The Home of the Year star says he wouldn't last an hour in Leinster House.
Celebrity architect Hugh Wallace has said he would never consider a career in politics – saying he would upset too many people.
"They didn't tune out, they just didn't tune in. The funny thing with the Great House Revival, a lot of people record that and in fact it is a day or two days later that they look at it. Hugh said: “I love art because it makes you smile. It tells a story. Today, in the world of architecture, because of technology, architects don’t have to draw any more, which I think is such a shame.
“With Incognito, I love the idea of being able to buy someone’s creativity, imagination and thought in lovely little postcards. In time, you can even build up your own collection of artworks, which is super.”
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