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Nina Campbell Fabrics and Wallpapers

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Nina Campbell, the world-renowned interior designer, is known for her beautiful interiors, as well as for her collection of fabrics, wallpapers, accessories, carpets and home fragrance. Luxury, practicality and a sense of wit remain paramount in all of Nina's sought-after collections.

Nina Campbell established her company in 1974 as both an interior design practice and a shop. This was the stepping stone for what Nina Campbell has become; a leading International interiors and lifestyle brand.

Nina and her interior design department work on projects of all sizes; including a variety of private residences, hotels, restaurants and clubs worldwide.

In addition to this she launched a furniture collection in 2009, a wholesale business selling branded product in 2006 and this year will mark 21 years with Osborne and Little for Nina’s fabric and wallpaper collections designed in the Walton Street studio.

The shop has been on Walton Street for over 30 years. Sold here are all Nina Campbell interior design accessories and other products such as cashmere blankets, glassware, stationery, table linen and lighting to name but a few. It’s the true hub of the Nina Campbell brand.

Nina Campbell is synonymous with chic interiors, a passion that first appeared when she was aged just twelve. After dinner, she and her mother would rearrange the furniture. At nineteen she was assistant to John Fowler of the fabric & wallpaper designers Colefax & Fowler and soon set up her own business. Among her early and high profile work were commissions to decorate Cullen House in Banffshire, Scotland and Annabel's night club in London. Typical projects including interior designing various private homes and yachts around the world. A fan of 'unashamed luxury', Nina Campbell linens, wallpapers and china ware are to be found brightening up any self respecting home, particularly those in neighbouring Knightsbridge.

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