London seems colder than ever, even offering a small flurry of snow. Apart from my morning walks in Battersea Park with my daughter’s labradoodle puppy, it is the perfect time to be inside with the March issues of World of Interiors and House and Garden.
I was immediately lifted to see Jamb featured three different times in both magazines.
In House & Garden there is a feature by the renowned interior designer Veere Grenney who is profiling the ‘Do’s and Don’t of Decorating’.
He talks about how important it is to have your ‘go to’ shops from where he draws his inspiration of which Jamb is one of them.
One of the most highly regarded interior designers, Veere has been a constant supporter of Jamb since we started in 2001. We have been lucky enough to be included in many of his incredible projects, including his own home.
The exterior of our showroom taken during the opening night of the preview of the taxidermy collection by Darwins Menagerie.
Another amazing designer who never fails to inspire me is Jonathan Reed of Studio Reed. The slick apartment featured in World of Interiors shows our elegant Rockingham chimneypiece with egg and dart moulding married with our Wentworth registered grate.
The Rockingham Fireplace with the Wentworth Registered Grate.
Lastly another significant side of Jamb is our Bespoke Fireplace service. We were commissioned by the interior designer Suzy Hoodless to make a pair of bespoke stone mantels for one of her London Clients. Often when we install the chimneypiece the plaster is still drying on the wall and we never see them within their finished and complete environment so it is very exciting to see the end result published in the magazines.
An example of our Bespoke Fireplace service, made specially for Suzy Hoodless’ London Clients.