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Chelsea Harbour Chelsea Harbour is a mixed-use development in Central London, situated on the north bank of the River Thames, in the Sands End area. It lies within the eastern boundary of the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham and on the southwestern boundary of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. It contains luxury apartments, a luxury hotel named Wyndham Grand, and offices and showrooms, surrounding a small marina. The development was designed by Architects Moxley, Jenner & Partners, - and built by P & O & Globe Investment Trust, through their subsidiary, Chelsea Harbour Ltd. The project management contractors were Bovis Homes Group and the development is now owned by Compco Holdings Ltd. The showrooms were originally named "Chelsea Garden Market", and are now known as the "Chelsea Harbour Design Centre". They consist of almost 66,000 sq.ft gross internal space with three large glazed domes over a galleria. The offices are in two build...

Blog Tour London: Design Centre Chelsea Harbour Saturday, November 03, 2012 | Category: Bed and Bath , Design Bloggers, Events, Shops and Showrooms http://materialgirlsblog.com/losangeles/2012/11/03/blog-tour-london-design-centre-chelsea-harbour/ As part of Blog Tour London , we visited the Design Centre Chelsea Harbour in London. During our visit, we were hosted by two sponsors: Samuel Heath and Victoria + Albert . Samuel Heath specilizes in both classic and contemporaty bath fittings and Victoria + Albert produces the most amazing volcanic baths and sink basins. Here’s a highlight from our visit to both showrooms! The entrance to the Samuel Heath showroom at the Design Centre Chelsea Harbour. Sleek modern bath fittings on display. Chic bath accessories in black. My somewhat iconic (& personal fave) pic of fellow bloggers and blog tour members: Igor of Happy Interior Blog and Will of Bright.Bazaar blog “modeling” for the Samuel Heath showroom. Just across th...

Design Centre Chelsea Harbor Everything you ever wished for your apartment and even more. Even if you are not planning on buying design furniture or Italian tiles for your bathroom, Design Centre Chelsea Harbor is well worth visiting. http://www.lomography.com/magazine/locations/2011/11/20/design-centre-chelsea-harbor A dazzling space for 90 showrooms and over 500 international interior brands. At over 90,000 square feet, it is the largest of its kind in Europe and well-established as a leading design destination. Design Centre occupies three huge glass domes – south, central and north. The space is cleverly decorated with huge pots of trees and orchids, and the installations coming from the dome ceilings are always changing. One time it could be figures of the geese, another time, shining black fish with disco balls. There is an amazing book store right by the entrance- RIBA Bookshop where you can come to keep up to date with all the latest trends. There are two coffee sho...

Design Centre Chelsea Harbour Address: Design Centre Chelsea Harbour, Lots Road, London SW10 0XF Type: Commercial Retail: 85 Website: http://www.dcch.co.uk Description: Design Centre Chelsea Harbour is a commercial building. Located in spectacular glass domes, the space provides the ideal environment for 85 showrooms and over 400 international brands. At over 90,000 sq ft, the Design Centre is the largest of its kind in Europe and well-established as a leading design destination. Buildington Rating & Notes http://www.buildington.co.uk/buildings/london_sw10/lots_road/design_centre_chelsea_harbour/id/2204 Design Centre Chelsea Harbour - View to the building from Imperial Wharf Station Entrance to Design Centre Chelsea Harbour RIBA bookshop at Design Centre Chelsea Harbour Design Centre Chelsea Harbour Design Centre Chelsea Harbour http://www.buildington.co.uk/buildings/london_sw10/lots_road/design_centre_chelsea_harbour/id/2204

Design Centre Chelsea Harbour welcomes new Managing Director Jul 26, 2010 Claire German takes over the helm at the Design Centre Chelsea Harbour today, joining as the new Managing Director. She replaces Helen Fifield, who has left to take a course at the Royal Academy after seven years. Previously Publishing Director at House & Garden magazine, Claire brings a considerable wealth of knowledge and experience from within the international interior design sector. She joins Design Centre Chelsea Harbour at a very exciting time with the Phase II development of these iconic buildings about to begin. Marcol’s Co Founder and CEO Terence Cole states: "Claire’s dynamism and enthusiasm will enhance our vision for the future and further establish Design Centre Chelsea Harbour as the world’s leading design destination." Co Founder and CEO Mark Steinberg adds: "Helen’s contribution has been outstanding and we will miss her greatly. We’ve worked very closely together durin...