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Rupert Bevan is a furniture designer and maker with a foundation in craftsmanship and bespoke interiors rich in diverse styles, materials and finishes.

We recently launched a Collection of made-to-order furniture which is ever expanding. Rupert Bevan is a designer, maker and finisher of unique bespoke furniture and specialist interiors. We offer a complete service from initial consultation, working closely with clients and interior designers to transform their ideas into a series of concept designs, through to the final fitting. Inspired mostly b

y our bespoke work, RB Collection is a range of made-to-order furniture which is ever expanding and which can be view at our showroom in Notting Hill, London.

25/06/2026

Basking in the sunshine with the bespoke hammock we created in partnership with Bill Amberg Studio.

Bringing together both our crafts, we designed and made a folding stand to support Bill’s canvas hammock with leather pillow. Crafted from fumed oak, it features a bespoke opening and closing mechanism, along with solid brass fittings to secure the frame in both its open and folded positions.

21/06/2026

Brightening the space with our Matilda Wallpaper in Oak.

A soft marbled leaf pattern that floats across the walls, paired with our Croft Dining Chair. Swipe to explore the full colour range and find out more via the link in bio.

18/06/2026

For Harriet Holgate’s Gothic church project, we didn’t just design and make the kitchen joinery and island, but this bespoke end cabinet too — made to sit naturally within the history of the space.

Designed for both storage and display, it combines open shelving with closed cabinetry. Made in beech with a distressed finish, faux bone white detailing and toughened glass, the lower section features three pairs of doors wrapped in horsehair fabric.

To frame the room, glass panels were fitted on either side of the cabinet, while the back is lined with ten long panels of antiqued mirror glass, reflecting the scale of the space.

Explore more of our bespoke cabinetry and joinery via rupertbevan.com

16/06/2026

A bespoke kitchen that’s truly stood the test of time.

Set within a former Gothic church, we designed this London project with Harriet Holgate Interior Design to honour the building's heritage, using natural materials that feel at home within its history.

Swipe through to get a sense of the scale of the space. Matching mobile trolleys, made from olive ash with brass-handled drawers and blackened steel bases, sit at either end of the island and can be moved around the kitchen.

In the middle of the room, a brass-wrapped island and concrete worktop bring together everyday functionality and materials that will age well. Along the wall, oak cabinetry with woven brass mesh doors sits within the original architecture.

Nearly 20 years on, it still feels relevant, with many of the details developed here continue to influence the bespoke pieces we create today.

📸 Taran Wilkhu Photography

14/06/2026

Contrasting materials come together in our Enamel Morier Mirror.

A glossy enamel border is paired with a fumed oak frame and an antique mirror glass centre, playing on our love of mixing materials and texture. The combo creates a distinctive decorative wall mirror with a contemporary Rupert Bevan twist.

Available in three enamel colourways. Explore the full mirror collection via the link in our bio.

📸 James McDonald Photography

11/06/2026

His & Her Wardrobes

A nod to the Victorian era, this bespoke set of fitted wardrobes was handcrafted from oak and cedar for a private client.

Designed to complement the character of the house while providing practical modern storage, every detail was carefully considered, from the door finishes and decorative blackened steel accents to the brass hardware, bespoke internal shelving and arched panelling.

Explore more bespoke furniture projects via the link in our bio.

09/06/2026

The Vita duo draw on the same architectural inspiration.

Click across to spot the subtle differences between the console and the étagère. Beyond the changes in scale and the repetition of columns, details such as the brass fixings have been adapted to suit the demands of each design.

The Vita range will be expanding soon, with a few new pieces already in development. Get in touch if you'd like to find out more.

📸 James McDonald Photography

07/06/2026

A simple way to add a subtle point of interest to your space.

Our Eleanor Mirror pairs a sculptural silhouette with a sandblasted border. From its elegant curves to the lightly antiqued mirror glass, it reflects the skill and attention of its makers.

Explore the full mirror range via rupertbevan.com

📸 James McDonald Photography

04/06/2026

Adding a decorative feature to our client's home with this bespoke mirror installation.

Measuring over two metres high and wide, the piece is made up of 15 antiqued mirror glass panels with bevelled edges and canted corners. Look a little closer and you’ll spot the patinated brass studs at each intersection.

Mirrors have a subtle way of enhancing a space, helping the room feel larger while taking up very little space themselves. For this project, the design was also adapted to accommodate two wall lights chosen by the client, ensuring the mirror worked with the existing electrics.

02/06/2026

It's all in the subtle details with the Marcel Dining Table.

From the careful selection of each piece of oak to the construction of its geometric legs and final finish, every stage is completed with care, allowing the craftsmanship and natural character of the wood to speak for itself.

Available in three sizes and four finishes.

Address

1 All Saints Road
London
W111HA

Telephone

+442077311919

Website

https://rupertbevan.com/

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