A new interior design store and consultancy has opened in one of Derby’s bustling streets, Sadler Gate in the city centre.
Nash McLean, formerly Nash at Home has opened at number 22 Sadler Gate in the premises formerly held by sneaker fashion and urban wear shop 1NE.
The shop will sell high-end rugs, lamps, headboards, dining table, chair and more with a bespoke angle.
People may not remember but the Nash store used to be a resident on Sadler Gate in the early 1990s.
Speaking to DerbyWorld about the busy opening weekend, Donna Hardcastle from Nash McLean said: “I’ve had a fantastic weekend, there was a real buzz in the shop.
“I had a lot of interest and excitement from people.
“This is just the start, the tip of the iceberg, there’s so much more to come.
“The Sadler gate community has been overwhelmingly supportive and helpful.”
The shop is markedly different in its interior design avatar, having undergone a transformation thanks to local decorators.
Donna said: “My amazing decorators David and Jonathan from D.W. Cooper decorators have transformed the shop from 1NE into what it is now, I really couldn’t have done it without them.
“I also couldn’t have done this without the huge support from my partner, family and friends, who have been massively supportive.
“My friend Sally encouraged me to go for a shop on Sadler Gate, I’ve been very lucky.”
Here are a selection of photos from the store.
Location: Nash McLean, 22 Sadler Gate, Derby DE1 3NL
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1. Nash McLean, 22 Sadler Gate, Derby DE1 3NL
The store offers beautiful and design-led pieces including dining tables and chairs | Ria Ghei

2. Nash McLean, 22 Sadler Gate, Derby DE1 3NL
Lamps with quirky detail could be great eye-catching pieces around your home | Ria Ghei

3. Nash McLean, 22 Sadler Gate, Derby DE1 3NL
Bespoke soft furnishings mean you can really put your own stamp on your own home with Nash McLean | Ria Ghei

4. Nash McLean, 22 Sadler Gate, Derby DE1 3NL
Giant rugs grace the walls, which could also double up as a unique way to display artsy pieces | Ria Ghei
