Arundel Festival & Antiques & Interiors Around the Town
Arundel Festival
A few snaps from
Arundel Festival day 2
We are a bit out of the way to see crowds like those.
Anyway we wouldn't have the room!
It's worth walking round behind the Co-op if you are interested in antiques/interiors
Come down the alley next to William Hill and turn left
You will find 3 large warehouses
3 different businesses and styles
It's quite a find.
We are the last in the row...last but not least
Here's just a taster
We are all open throughout the festival
until around 5 pm
We are a little off the main street
Heres a little about antiques and interiors in the area
Antiques & Interiors
On and Off The High Street
For such a small town Arundel boasts
a huge diverse collection of antique shops.
Really?
So where are they all?
I hear you say.
Well, of course, there is the beautiful and internationally known,
Spencer Swaffer shop on the High Street.
Then there’s Bridge Antiques Centre,
Then there’s Bridge Antiques Centre,
Arundel Antique Buyers also in the High Street.
Antiquites and Nineveh House,
the converted chapel, can be found in Tarrant Street.
Is that it?
Oh no, no, no, my friend, that’s by far not it.
That’s just for starters.
Look beyond the main Arundel streets and
you will find a cornucopia of antiques warehouses.
Let’s start with The Old Brewery Antiques Warehouses.
Hidden down a little alley, behind Arundel’s Co-op
are the last remaining warehouses of the 19th
They house three large antiques showrooms.
French Loft.
French decorative antiques run by Rowland Leach
Then there’s Steve Lawrence at Harmony Antiques,
with a collection of English and French decorative antiques.
Next door are husband and wife team
Nass and Brenda who run Arundel Eccentrics.
That's us
With a large collection of English and French decorative antique furniture.
We also decorate 19th century bamboo
furniture and chests of drawers using decoupage.
The quirky
but sophisticated look has not only attracted
national and international magazines,
but also Liberty in London.
in 2016 we had the large room on Liberty's 4th floor almost to ourselves
such a thrill to be invited
Coming out of Arundel
on the A27 going east is
The Vinery
Once a mushroom farm, the massive site boasts
not only well over 20 antique traders,
but a shipper
(Steve Belt Shipping)
and four furniture restorers including
plus the widest array of antique furniture
you will find for many miles.
If you are in any doubt that Arundel's off the
High Street antique traders should be given a second
look............this will blow you away.....
Regular exhibitors at Battersea Decorative Fair,
La Place is a trade only
emporium of beautifully sourced antiques
from the 17th C through to the contemporary 20th C.
Set up by Paula and Stephen Parkinson the creators of
Augustus Brandt Antiques (Petworth)
They have been featured recently in ELLE Decoration
Country, Cote Ouest and the Times Style magazine
all of which have admired their style and creativity
and endorsed the look they create
La Place work with some of the world’s leading Interior
Designers, Decorators and private residencies.
Swedish, French & Italian painted furniture & lighting.
Martin and Mary Beany
Whether you are looking to decorate your home or business,
Clubhouse Interiors offer a huge range of
one-of-a-kind decorative pieces.
A fantastic showroom filled with antique and vintage furniture &
luggage, sports memorabilia and movie props – all of which are available to hire. Clubhouse Interiors
work with companies like Ralph Lauren.
Just take a look at this fantastic showroom........
And heres a taste of all the other 20 plus dealers at The Vinery.
Last but by no means least in Lyminster just on the outskirts of the town
With a stock that consists of over 400 mirrors,
the largest selection in the South of England and
within an hour or so from London they offer free delivery within a 50 mile radius. The selection
includes, Large/floor standing mirrors, Over mantel mirrors, Extra large antique
Mirrors, landscape/portrait mirrors, gilt /painted mirrors, decorative crested mirrors and pairs of
mirrors for any desired space for your home.
So, what do you think?
Is Arundel well worth looking
at as a destination for antiques not on the High Street?
Some of these warehouses are trade only and
by appointment but many are open to the public.
Go to their site for more details and opening times
Have a lovely day
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