EXAMPLES WE HAVE COMPLETED

Inset roman blind

This customer provided measurements and had already designed their blind. They provided the fabric from Sanderson and the contrasting linen which was inset on the far edges. Absolutely gorgeous. This blind was interlined and finished by hand. This was hand finished, so you can't see any stitching where the velcro is sewn or along the rod pockets.

Flop top curtains with roman blind to match

This was a measure and quote service. We provided all the poles, customer had already chosen a few fabrics and chose the rest from us. This pole was supplied and fitted and this fabric is a beautiful ticking from Volga. The curtains were interlined and gave it a really sumptious look.

A sheer roman blind from a cotton voile.

This blind was suggested as the customer wanted privacy but did not want a net and wanted the option to be able to open it. Precision indeed with this. These voiles come in double width to avoid seeing seams and come with patterns on. Imogen Heath has a stunning collection.

Pinch pleat velvet interlined along three windows so the curtains could sit back on each wall.

This was a tricky one! Three wndows, but you would never know it because all next to each other to give a balanced look when they are drawn back. This velvet was really striking and the colour combination from Linwood was spot on.

Made to measure box seat cushion

An interior designer got in contact and we did a few jobs including box seat cushions. Upholstery fabric is best for these and this fabric was from Linwood.

Roman blind finished by machine

This customer provided the measurements and had already chosen their fabric from The Pure Edit. It is a lovely cotton which is the absolute best type of fabric for roman blinds. I recently was asked to do another job for this customer, and saw it up, it looked great a couple of years later! Our fitter put this blind up at an additional cost.