SHOPPING SERVICES Create your dream scheme with the help of the Design Centre’s


Source at Personal Shopping service, which pinpoints exactly what you need from the showrooms


hand thanks to Source at Personal Shopping: be guided by someone who knows the showrooms inside out, and discover products you may never have considered before. In addition, the Source at Personal


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Shopping suite in Design Centre East is also a dedicated space offering more than 40 china and glass brands of the highest quality. From bone china, porcelain and crystal to table linen, accessories and decorative ceramic pieces, it has everything you need to create a beautiful tabletop. Explore heritage brands such as Meissen, Waterford, Lalique and Haviland alongside more contemporary names like Raawii and Richard Brendon;


eed help narrowing down the options from the Design Centre’s 130+ showrooms and 600 brands? Help is at


personalisation is available, along with bespoke commissions. Personal shopping appointments can be made


in person, or remotely. Smaller consultations are complimentary (the service has no minimum spend), while for larger projects, the price of a consultation is redeemable against your purchases. Brief the knowledgeable team, receive recommendations, then place your order and everything will be take care of, right down to arranging shipping if required. Whether you’re looking for fabrics and wallcoverings, furniture, lighting, carpets, tiles, trimmings, accessories, kitchens and bathrooms or even a bespoke piece, using Source at Personal Shopping paves the way for creating an interior that is a unique reflection of your personal style. The service has no minimum spend.


Email for an appointment at personalshopping@dcch.co.uk or find design inspiration at www.dcch.co.uk/personal-shopping


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