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Inside the Nina Campbell Studio

Nina Campbell are uniquely positioned in the realm of product, fabric & wallpaper design as we have a talented in-house studio team who see designs through from conception to production. All items produced under the Nina Campbell name are designed collaboratively with or completely by the studio to ensure each piece is in keeping with Nina’s eye for beautiful design and longevity.

An Enduring Point of View

There is a particular ease to a Nina Campbell interior, rooms that feel layered rather than styled, elegant yet entirely liveable. At the heart of this sensibility sits the studio: a close-knit team of designers who quietly shape every fabric, wallpaper and object that carries the Nina Campbell name.
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Nina Campbell Home plate design in early stages

The Art of Collaboration

Collaboration, in the world of Nina Campbell, is never superficial. Each partnership begins and ends within the studio, where every detail is considered through the lens of Nina’s enduring aesthetic and taste. Whether working with long-standing makers or new creative partners, the process is one of dialogue rather than direction. Patterns are reworked, colours adjusted, proportions reconsidered all to ensure that the final piece sits effortlessly within the wider Nina Campbell brand.
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Hand painted design as seen in Spring 2026 Bourton Fabric Collection

A Decorative Language Across Disciplines

Over time, the studio has translated its vision across an array of mediums, each collaboration offering a new expression of familiar motifs. Fabric and wallpapers remain at the core, but new tile collections with Fired Earth and constant homeware and furniture releases for NEXT home keep collections fresh and exciting. What is most striking is not the variety itself, but the consistency. There is a recognisable thread that runs through every piece, a sense that each has been designed not in isolation, but as part of a wider, considered whole.
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Nina Campbell Honfleur Collection

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Nina Campbell Rivage tiles for Fired Earth

Nina Campbell x Next Navy Metal Bed in Styled Setting

Nina Campbell Home for NEXT

From Drawing Board to Daily Life

Perhaps what distinguishes the studio most is its proximity to real interiors. These are not abstract designs, but objects created with rooms, and the people who inhabit them, firmly in mind. Having our design, retail and interiors teams all under one roof allows for a fluid exchange of ideas between departments as well as consistency in the brand as a whole, we are in constant rapport. A fabric must sit comfortably alongside others. A wallpaper must hold a room without dominating it. A piece of tableware should feel as natural at breakfast as it does at supper. Every decision is grounded in use, in atmosphere, in longevity. It is this practical elegance that gives the work its enduring appeal. Nothing feels overly precious, yet everything is carefully composed.

A Signature That Evolves

While trends come and go, the Nina Campbell studio has remained quietly, constantly evolving, but never losing sight of its core principles. Colour is used with confidence, pattern is expressive and design is always exquisite no matter the medium. Above all, there is a sense of longevity: design intended to be lived with, not simply looked at. As new collaborations emerge, they do so not as departures, but as continuations, each one adding another layer to an already rich and distinctive design language.

The Studio as Legacy

In many ways, the studio is Nina Campbell’s most enduring creation. It is both archive and atelier, preserving and reimagining decades of design knowledge while continuing to generate new ideas. Through it, collaborations become more than partnerships, they become extensions of a singular vision. And it is this vision, thoughtful, decorative and deeply considered, that ensures the Nina Campbell name remains synonymous with first class designs that are as timeless as they are personal.
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Archival fabric pieces and their finalised versions in the Spring 2026 collection