Chelsea Design Quarter Autumn Edit
Ask The Experts: A Conversation on Creating Cohesive Interiors
Tuesday 8th October, 18:00 Neatsmith, 544 King’s Road, Chelsea, SW10 0UB
Join us for an exclusive event with Neatsmith and Fired Earth, where design experts will guide you through the art of creating a harmonious and well-balanced home. Whether you're focusing on bespoke wardrobes, selecting the perfect tiles, or ensuring that every element of your space flows seamlessly, our specialists will provide invaluable insights and practical advice.
From intricate design details to essential technical considerations, designing a cohesive home can be a complex process, our expert designers are here to help demystify the design process, offering you the knowledge and confidence to transform your space into a beautifully blended space that reflects your unique style. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the best and elevate your home's design to the next level.
Panelists - Neatsmith & Fired Earth
Philipp Nagel, Neatsmith Director
Hosting will be Philip Negal, one of the directors of Neatsmith. Philipp has a keen eye for interior design and takes a hands on approach to developing the Neatsmith range.
"We have a hard-earned reputation for selling beautiful bespoke wardrobes, dressing rooms and home offices, ideal for both historic and contemporary homes. We prioritise design and quality and pride ourselves on providing exceptional service from the initial consultation to the final installation."
Natasha Howson, Fired Earth Director
Passionate about beautiful interiors, brand identity, and fantastic customer experience. Natasha has over two decades of experience in interior design and retail, and has risen through the ranks at Fired Earth from Colour Consultant to Director.
"Our company’s philosophy is simple– to offer beautiful, authentic products made from honest materials."
In Support Of Furnishing Futures
This year we are using the event as a way to support the CDQ charity of the year: Furnishing Futures. Furnishing Futures supports survivors of domestic abuse who have been placed into empty social housing. The charity creates professionally designed trauma-informed homes with good quality furniture and appliances donated by industry partners. Despite being in new condition, the donated items would often have ended up in landfill, thus becoming part of a circular economy which benefits the environment and families in need. Each of the Autumn Edit events will cost £5 to attend, with all monies (less booking fees) going directly to Furnishing Futures.
