Bourbon Hanby Arcade move with the times
TV star and extrovert antiques expert Ian Towning, known for his appearances on ITV's Dickinson's Real Deal and Channel 4's Posh Pawn, has joined with boutique marketing and design agency Red Idea to create an elegant new website for Towning's renowned Chelsea based business, Bourbon Hanby Arcade.
Ian Towning, Owner of Bourbon Hanby Arcade
Red Idea, a versatile agency that puts creative concepts into action to boost clients' online presence, has taken the luxury ethos of the exquisite jewellery brand Bourbon Hanby, to create an online space equal to the classic feel and concept of the company.
Bourbon Hanby Arcade is a well-known luxury fixture on London's elite King's Road, showcasing a wide collection of delicious antique jewellery and rare, highly collectable items. A visit to Bourbon Hanby Arcade can often develop into a little more than a shopping expedition for regular clients with a keen eye for original pieces, when Ian and his partner Lesley Barrett bring out the champagne to get the party started!
Ian Towning examines exquisite jewellery
Tania Jackson, Owner of Red Idea, said, “Bourbon Hanby Arcade has an incredible reputation as a must visit store for all those that love browsing and buying valuable objects with a story behind them. Now the brand’s website matches the prestige of the store, helping the business to reach new audiences and entice more people to head to the Chelsea based antiques emporium. We were thrilled to be approached by Ian Towning to work on this project and are delighted with the results we’ve achieved. We’re looking forward to working on further projects with Bourbon Hanby Arcade in the future.”
Edwardian Blue Inamel, Diamonds & Pearl Brooch Watch, circa 1920. 18ct yellow, white gold case with cover set in blue inamel, diamonds and pearl. Manual winding movement by Eberhard (Switzerland). £6,500.00. Available to view on the new Bourbon Hanby website.
Aqua & Diamond Pendant with an aqua and brilliant cut diamonds, and a 9K white gold chain. Circa 1900. £5,500. Available to view on the new Bourbon Hanby website.
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Bourbon Hanby Arcade move with the times
TV star and extrovert antiques expert Ian Towning, known for his appearances on ITV's Dickinson's Real Deal and Channel 4's Posh Pawn, has joined with boutique marketing and design agency Red Idea to create an elegant new website for Towning's renowned Chelsea based business, Bourbon Hanby Arcade.
Ian Towning, Owner of Bourbon Hanby Arcade
Red Idea, a versatile agency that puts creative concepts into action to boost clients' online presence, has taken the luxury ethos of the exquisite jewellery brand Bourbon Hanby, to create an online space equal to the classic feel and concept of the company.
Bourbon Hanby Arcade is a well-known luxury fixture on London's elite King's Road, showcasing a wide collection of delicious antique jewellery and rare, highly collectable items. A visit to Bourbon Hanby Arcade can often develop into a little more than a shopping expedition for regular clients with a keen eye for original pieces, when Ian and his partner Lesley Barrett bring out the champagne to get the party started!
Ian Towning examines exquisite jewellery
Tania Jackson, Owner of Red Idea, said, “Bourbon Hanby Arcade has an incredible reputation as a must visit store for all those that love browsing and buying valuable objects with a story behind them. Now the brand’s website matches the prestige of the store, helping the business to reach new audiences and entice more people to head to the Chelsea based antiques emporium. We were thrilled to be approached by Ian Towning to work on this project and are delighted with the results we’ve achieved. We’re looking forward to working on further projects with Bourbon Hanby Arcade in the future.”
Edwardian Blue Inamel, Diamonds & Pearl Brooch Watch, circa 1920. 18ct yellow, white gold case with cover set in blue inamel, diamonds and pearl. Manual winding movement by Eberhard (Switzerland). £6,500.00. Available to view on the new Bourbon Hanby website.
Aqua & Diamond Pendant with an aqua and brilliant cut diamonds, and a 9K white gold chain. Circa 1900. £5,500. Available to view on the new Bourbon Hanby website.
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