A private client approached us having been inspired by an image of a copper worktop online and upon finding one of our bespoke kitchen copper island worktops created for a previous project, they knew it was the piece they had been searching for!
There is no doubt about it, Crittall-Style is ‘à la mode’ and it’s easy to see why – clean, minimal, no-fuss, low-profile, not to mention the abundance of light that this style provides.
The Satin Brass Oval Worktop was to fit flawlessly against a black quartz worktop to create a stunning breakfast bar island embellished with satin brass panels (also produced by our team) and cabinet handles to perfect the overall design.
Andrew Nebbett Designs were approached by Interior Designer, Annie Waite, to assist with some of the specified metalwork items for the main bar and snug bar of the hotel, for its refurbishment which was completed in early 2019.
How do you find a wooden ladder to reach up to the heights of a period property ceiling yet small enough to be stowed away in a secret cupboard? The answer is… to talk to Andrew Nebbett Designs!
A world-renowned luxury furniture designer contacted us, and asked us to collaborate on a beautiful project they were working on. The aspect we were to design was our speciality; a bespoke hook-on ladder and rail system.
In any well-equipped games room, you are likely to find a billiards table of some kind, be it snooker or pool for example. Until recently, one such room was incomplete without its very own billiard room console table!
Based on our Chester and Bristol rails, we produced five bespoke-sized wall-mounted brass hanging rails, with heavy duty fittings, to provide the best possible wall fixings, to a size & finish perfectly fitted to the surroundings.
Andrew Nebbett Designs was approached by New York based interior designer Bradley Stephens, of Stephens Design Group Inc. to assist with a very bespoke dressing room solution.
Crisp, sleek, cold, industrial, smart, elegant, clean, intriguing, stylish, mysterious, meticulous, engineered… and many more adjectives come to mind when thinking about this particular project.
