Happy customers!

Today we've fitted some beautiful curtains but I left my camera at the office! Our customer loved them.
We also received a lovely thank you card from customers pleased with the work we did for them last week. I love to get a thank you card amongst all the bills!

Country House

Today we've had an appointment with clients we worked with a few years ago. They have not been in a position to work on their home over the last few years due to family commitments but are now ready to start again and having employed a few businesses to help them in the past have chosen us to complete the work on their home as they've loved what we did for them previously!

The house is effectively a new build with a 'Country House' feel, spacious rooms, high ceilings and elaborate covings.

Having selected a lot of the furnishings with other interior designers the clients feel they have not achieved the look or feel they intended and our brief is to 'finish the house so that it has a country house feel with a homely, comfortable, inviting feel' and we welcome the challenge!

We hope to report back on this project soon.

Opulent Velvet

Here's some fantastic curtains in a fluid claret velvet with antique gold scroll embroidery, this fabric falls in the most amazing way. In this setting with the gold and cream wallpaper it's traditional but fits in with contemporary interiors too especially in the other colours available such as silver and mole.

Contemporary Flowers!

Here's a statement blind we fitted for one of our newest customers today, its in a Dining Room and when the decorator gets round to it will be complemented by a feature wallpaper on the opposite wall and a plain on the remaining walls with a soft suede metallic effect.

Sorry!

I've been a bit lazy with my blog lately - SORRY!

There will be some exciting new projects to show you next week, so come back soon!

This week's work.

This fabric is a semi sheer weave with ribbon stripes of black and beige which we selected to co-ordinate with the existing carpet and wallpaper.

The curtain heading is a narrow goblet pleat which accentuates the ribbon stripe. The curtains are suspended from an antique silver curtain pole and held back with a contemporary tassel tieback.