Nicky Dobree

Nicky Dobree is a distinguished name in the world of interior design, celebrated for her mastery in blending classical elegance with contemporary style. She first garnered widespread acclaim with the remarkable renovation of a dilapidated 300-year-old chalet in the French Alps. This project, completed in the early 2000s, not only showcased her talent for transforming spaces but also set a new standard in luxury alpine living, garnering significant media attention.

Dobree’s early education in Art History at the University of East Anglia, coupled with her studies in Interior Design at the Chelsea College of Art, laid a solid foundation for her illustrious career. Her work is noted for its meticulous attention to detail, use of natural materials, and an exquisite sense of balance and proportion. She has worked on numerous high-profile projects across Europe, North America, and Africa, each one characterized by a unique blend of comfort, sophistication, and timeless appeal.

In 2006, Dobree was featured in the BBC television series "The World’s Most Beautiful Homes," which brought her into the spotlight and earned her a global clientele. Her portfolio includes luxury homes, chalets, yachts, and boutique hotels. Each space is a reflection of her client’s lifestyle, yet unmistakably marked by her signature aesthetic that harmonizes tradition with modernity.