Hi I'm Sandy Campbell proud owner and creator of Feral Furniture Designs based near Rock and Wadebridge in North Cornwall.  I love to paint and create unique luxury statement furniture for my busy clients throughout the UK, bringing to it my fine, fabulous and fearless style.

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Working closely with my clients from the beginning, sourcing the perfect furniture, designing your bespoke commission, hand refinishing your statement furniture, through to arranging a trusted courier to delivery, I will be with you every step of the way. By keeping you involved and informed of progress, I want you to have that unique statement item of furniture that your hearts desires. 

 

If you are wanting a more simple furniture painting commission and refinishing service I am  happy to help so please don't hesitate to get in touch. It doesn't always have to be fancy. Many of my commissions are painting tired worn out or damaged furniture for customers who know it makes sense to hang on to decent quality piece that they love. 

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As well as all the beautiful furniture painting I do I am also frequently asked to paint customers kitchen cabinets. If you have a solid kitchen that works well for you it can save customers and absolute fortune by just getting it repainted without all the stress, hassle, mess and time it would take to get a new kitchen fitted. So if you fancy having a kitchen face-lift give me a call. 

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I'm also passionate about up-cycling. So I'm on a mission to save quality vintage items of furniture from extinction. Using my creativity, design skills, and over 25 years of creative know how of interior decorative skills I creates knockout statement pieces of furniture that stand out with distinction in today's modern interiors. I'm know for my fearless use of boldly mixing colours, styles, patterns and techniques. Sandy's bespoke statement pieces are certainly luxurious items that will give your interiors the real wow factor. Browse the look book or hop into the shop to see what wonderful pieces are available to buy. 

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