11 JULY 2020 • SATURDAY DAILY MAIL
Homes & gardens Taking a fresh approach to design
Nina Campbell is a brand synonymous with luxury, creativity and thoughtful design
Discover luxury homeware from the world-renowned inte- rior designer. Nina founded the company in 1972 as an inte- rior design practice, which was followed by the opening of a shop and design studio on Walton Street in London’s Knightsbridge in 1984. Here, she continued her
fabric printing as well as
expanding her business into the wider decorative arena. In 1990, Nina launched the first of what was to become her annual fabric, wallpaper and trimming collec- tions, internationally distributed by Osborne & Little. Te Nina Campbell furniture
collection was the natural next step. Beautifully made by some of the best craftsmen in England, it includes upholstery, metal furniture and cased goods from makers across the country. Te utmost attention is paid to every detail and the most exquisite materials are used. Tis collec- tion is sold through the brand’s showroom in the Design Centre Chelsea Harbour. Nina’s desire to support British
industry and craftsmanship is apparent in the company’s home
“BEAUTIFULLY MADE BY SOME OF THE BEST CRAFTSMEN IN ENGLAND, THE NINA CAMPBELL FURNITURE COLLECTION INCLUDES UPHOLSTERY, METAL FURNITURE AND CASED GOODS FROM MAKERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY”
accessories collections, which ranges from fine bone china made in Stoke-on-Trent to soft accesso- ries from Scotland, handcrafted paper desk accessories from Bedfordshire and English hand- blown crystal match strikers and lamps. Now, more than ever, it’s the time to support
incredible
local artisans, manufacturers and specialists.
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Nina Campbell, Design Centre East, Design Centre Chelsea Harbour, SW10 0XF T: 020 7352 9518 E:
furniture@ninacampbell.com
ninacampbell.com
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