Antiques

Sometimes “out with the old and in with the new” is quite simply not the right way to go! Andrew Nebbett Designs grew from a hearty love and appreciation of antique pieces of furniture and works of art and the preservation of history and heritage is something we are rather passionate about.

You would be forgiven for wondering why we are talking about the history of fridges..! Well… it was a particular 1940s Frigidaire Refrigerator which formed the basis of the brief for one of our very latest commissions! We accepted the challenge to create a pantry door in the style of the retro refrigerator which had been in the home of a relative during the home-owner’s childhood.

We love nothing more than to combine our love of antiques with our workshop team’s extensive skill set, in producing a new and beautiful piece. This was exactly what was ‘on the table’ for this project! A long-standing client, one of London’s…

Period equipment, for some is the thing of nightmares, but for many it is the object of marvel and admiration as the design and engineering work displayed are some of the finest of their day. One such fine example of period engineering is this…

We have often been called upon to source period dining tables and chairs for a variety of homes and commercial establishments throughout the UK, but we were honoured to be chosen to source a pair of period Arts & Crafts tables and 34 dining chairs for…

The spaces we choose to call our own, our homes, our sanctuaries, are sometimes only as we wish them to be in our dreams. Translating the dream into reality can be a challenge and as painstaking and as delightful as it is delicate. Jane Lawson, a longstanding client, has kindly

This bespoke home gym was created for a renowned interior design company, whose client was inspired by old school gymnasiums and gentleman’s club interiors. Instead of a hi-tech, clinical looking space, their carefully curated mood board reflected the design intention for their basement gym to be a grown-up natural continuation of their home. It was important to them that this new space didn’t feel like an uncomfortable add-on.

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.