Irving Sykes was founded and set up by Nicholas Sykes in 2015 and remains the creative force behind the company today.
Nick studied furniture design, making and conservation of Antique furniture at the world renowned West Dean College in Chichester. His passion for furniture design and the History of furniture lead him to work for some of the country’s finest Antique restorers and dealers in London.
After gaining experience working on some of the country's finest Furniture, Nick setup the company, Irving Sykes. Drawing upon an extensive knowledge of 18th-century furniture through to modern-day architecture and design, the company now solely focuses on designing and making high-end Kitchens and furniture for clients in the UK.
Irving Sykes employs a team of highly skilled designers, cabinet makers and expert finishers who can execute the most challenging projects. Irving Sykes is a company that holds integrity and high standards above all else. As a client-focused firm, we strive to provide excellent service to our clients at all times.
As a result of our collaboration with our clients, we create living spaces that are both architecturally sensitive and aesthetically pleasing.
"Irving Sykes design, make and install high end kitchens and interiors for contemporary and period properties in the UK.
Our style of making is sensitive to the architectural properties of the buildings we work on and each project is tailored to our clients personal preferences.
Each project of ours is custom-designed and uniquely crafted to reflect the specific preferences, personality, and tastes of our clients. It conveys a sense of individuality, care, and high-quality craftsmanship tailored to the client, making their project truly special and one-of-a-kind."
"'The Elms' A Neo classical kitchen project which encapsulates a fine balance between form and function.
This is perhaps one of our most challenging projects to date, which showcases the extraordinary talent of our team.
Handmade in tulip wood and oak with dovetail drawer construction, hand painted in Hague blue."
