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Fine carpet, antique and contemporary designs to commission

Dominic Everest started his wholesale business building up a stock of antique carpets from large room sized Zieglers and French Savonneries to smaller contemporary kilims and also tapestries.

35 years on, Dominic has supplied carpets for prestigious historical properties, including Holkham Hall, Knowle, and Castletown in Ireland. Clients have also included icons of the music and entertainment industry, Tommy Hilfiger, Dunhill, Ralph Lauren, Apsley House, The Gilbert Collection, The Soane Museum, together with top interior decorators in London and the USA.

Dominic has acted as advisor to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office for the past 20 years on matters of conservation and replacement of their carpet collections, visiting many of the British embassies around the world.
Recently, Dominic has added a contemporary range to satisfy specific demands for interior decoration.

His stock can be viewed by appointment in his warehouse or at his office in Belgravia.

If you have any queries about antique or contemporary carpets, kilims or tapestries please contact Dominic Everest on rugs@dominiceverest.com or 07889 441259.

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Restoration Services

Dominic Everest offers a comprehensive restoration service for fragile rugs, carpets and runners. This is skilled and intricate work, which we have undertaken for a number of stately homes and government embassies around the world. 

Additionally, a deep clean will help bring vibrancy back to your carpet. 

If you have an antique carpet requiring attention, do call us, we’d be happy to offer advice. 

Please email  rugs@dominiceverest.com or call 07889 441259.

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Dominic Everest

1 chandos road Unit A Park Royal London NW10 6NF
by appointment only
07889441259
rugs@dominiceverest.com
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