Rupert Bevan: Name Change And New Website
Wednesday, September 8th, 2010
Famous for their work ranging from the Soho House hotels to Windsor Castle, the bespoke furniture makers Bevan & Hely-Hutchinson have changed their name to Rupert Bevan Ltd.
As part of the move, they have also launched a new website.
This showcases their extraordinary design and craft skills, with inspiring images of their furniture and decorative finishes commissioned by architects, interior designers and private clients all over the world.
Designers and makers of fine bespoke furniture and interiors since 1991.
Working in styles from the 17th Century to minimalist modern, Rupert Bevan offer the chance to commission truly bespoke pieces for contemporary living.
Their craftsmen work with a variety of materials across a full range of styles, and enjoy relationships with a global clientele of private individuals, businesses, museums, galleries and institutions.
Featured here is the stunning Log Room in Babington House, Somerset:
- Refectory Oak Table and Club Chairs
Design - Constructed in solid oak single boards, glued up into a single piece.
Finish - Heavily distressed and coloured to give well worn antique feel. Matching chairs with blue leather upholstery and antiqued brass studs.
The antiqued glass wall panelling is by Rupert Bevan Ltd. - Length – 10940mm; Height– 750mm; Width – 1000mm.
To see what Rupert Bevan can do for you, with fine bespoke furniture and interiors, please have a good look through their work by visiting the new website.
London showroom and workshop: 40/44 Fulham High Street, London SW6 3LQ Tel: (0207) 731 1919.
Design studio and workshop: Church Farm Studios, Stanton Lacy, Shropshire SY8 2AE Tel: (01584) 856699.


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