N.E.J. Stevenson granted New Royal Warrant as Cabinet Makers To His Majesty The King

N.E.J. Stevenson Ltd. is proud to announce the granting of a Royal Warrant as Cabinet Makers to His Majesty King Charles III. This prestigious recognition continues the company’s long-standing tradition of excellence in British craftsmanship and its special relationship with the Royal Household, which began in 1992 under the reign of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II with a warrant to Her Majesty granted in 2003.

The granting of this second Royal Warrant is a testament to N.E.J. Stevenson’s dedication to producing bespoke furniture of unparalleled quality, crafted to meet the exacting standards of its clients for over the past 40 years.

Founded in 1984, N.E.J. Stevenson began from humble beginnings in a domestic garage. Over the decades, the company has established itself as a cornerstone of British craftsmanship, working on iconic projects in historic buildings and for renowned organisations, including English Heritage, the Vatican, the National Trust, and the Church of England.

In 2003, the same year the company began work on the ceremonial cabinets for the Gilt Room at Buckingham Palace, N.E.J. Stevenson gained the Royal Warrant to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

The granting of the Royal Warrant to His Majesty King Charles III coincides with N.E.J. Stevenson’s 40th anniversary. This milestone reflects the company’s enduring commitment to excellence and its ability to adapt and thrive in an ever-evolving industry. Founder and Managing Director Neil Stevenson remarked, “We are deeply honoured to continue serving the Royal Household and to celebrate this remarkable milestone in our company’s history. The granting of? a second Royal Warrant is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our entire team.”

As N.E.J. Stevenson celebrates this significant achievement, the company remains focused on its mission to deliver exceptional craftsmanship that honours its rich heritage.

We are currently recruiting for furniture/joinery construction designers to join our design team at our Church Lawford offices Rugby.

The successful individual must be flexible and able to demonstrate an understanding of Furniture and Internal Joinery construction techniques. Be conversant with AutoCAD, Microsoft Word and Excel. Experience using a 3D packagewould also be an advantage. This full-time position will be offered to the most suitable candidate based on their strengths and experience.

Please include the following with your application. Applications without the below will not be considered.

• Curriculum Vitae.
• Photographic evidence of previous projects.
• Examples of Production Drawings and Information.

Applicants should be UK residents.?

Expressions of interest should be emailed to [email protected]

To find out more visit our website: https://nejstevenson.co.uk/2025/01/08/jobs-furniture-joinery-construction-designer/

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This week we are celebrating National Apprenticeship Week. As a business we take pride in nurturing talent through apprenticeship.

We see on-the-job training as the best way to teach someone the right skills and shape their understanding of our industry. Indeed, for us our apprentices offer sustainability for our workforce and are a valuable and vital part of our success.

Thinking about becoming an apprentice or know someone who is interested in pursuing cabinetmaking as a career? Applications for our apprenticeship programme is now open.

For more information contact Nicola Lafayette [email protected]