Cooker Hoods

Contacting us with a bespoke concept, our client was looking for a patinated copper cooker hood for her kitchen, along with a matching copper worktop.

We were contacted by a long-standing interior design client looking for a bespoke solution for her clients. Inspired by an image they had seen online, the question was: ‘Can you make this?’ The answer was: ‘YES! Of course!’ The idea was very specific: a copper cooker hood with integrated extractor fan, incorporating heavy-looking industrial-style rivet detailing and an aged, brushed finish.

Working in collaboration with Halstock – high-end cabinet-makers over the border in Somerset, with whom we have worked on many projects – we created this stunning copper cooker splashback for their client, who was having his kitchen re-modelled.

We might know a thing or two about cocktails, but when it comes to cabinet making and brass, we know exactly how to mix the perfect formula.

We were approached by interior design company Erik Munro with a concept for a bespoke copper and brass cooker hood.
With ready-prepared mood boards illustrating their ideas, we could clearly see what they wanted to achieve and were delighted to be working with them on this project.

Metals such as brass, nickel and chrome have featured on fixtures and fittings for years, but metal surfaces such as cupboard doors and frames are becoming an ever-increasing choice for many parts of the home.

Are you aware of our Harrods connection …? Andrew comes from a family of designers and as a small child, spent many Saturdays in Harrods with his grandfather, who was Head of Interior Design at the prestigious Knightsbridge store during the 1960s, ‘70s and ‘80s.

Globally, we are becoming increasingly aware of our impact on the environment. Many people are now making conscious decisions based on the environmental credentials of the companies they buy from. Attempting to be eco-friendly has become a mainstay of our daily lives, from where we buy our food to what we clean our houses with. So conscious are we to be more ‘green’ that even interior design choices are becoming linked to sustainability and environmental impact, with people selecting materials which are easy to recycle. Incorporating metal furniture into an interior design scheme offers a sustainable solution for the environmentally conscious client.

Andrew Nebbett Designs operates production from a small, but perfectly-formed (even if we do say so ourselves) bespoke workshop, tucked away in the rolling hills of the Devon countryside. The team turning the cogs, brings a staggering 150 years of experience to our small corner of England.

Choosing to live with a piece of furniture which incorporates a uniquely patinated metal surface is perhaps most easily described as starting a relationship with a new friend, who will reveal their full personality to you ‘one event at a time’.