Maxine Hayter @ 18th May 2010, 10:37 am
BLACKOUT BLIND BONANZA! With the sunny mornings comes a distinct lack of sleep for many people. So-from 17th- 28th May 2010- we are please to offer up to 20% off selected blackout blinds. Contact either showroom for details, via our "Contacts" page :-) GET SOME SLEEP :-)

Joy Rawlings @ 13th November 2009, 10:05 pm
Thankyou so much for all the hard work and effort you have put in to make such a success of a very difficult and complex blind project for the London apartment. We are highly delighted with the result and can, without hesitation, highly recommend both yourselves and your company. Thankyou once again.

Maxine Hayter @ 19th October 2009, 5:00 pm
Hi J Smith We do absolutely loads of curtain poles, ranging from the top-end steel poles with hand crafted finials and several finishes, down to your pre-packed basic finishes for straight windows and medium weight curtains. Some initial considerations: is it for a bay window? What finish do you want? What weight curtains are you putting on them? What type of heading will your curtains have? If you require any further info, please contact the showroom directly. Kind Regards, Maxine

J Smith @ 10th October 2009, 12:54 pm
What types of curtain poles do you do?

Maxine Hayter @ 29th September 2009, 7:36 pm
If you are looking for a comprehensive Interior Design Service incorporating some or all of our products, please contact the showroom for details

Maxine Hayter @ 26th September 2009, 9:59 am
Hi A. May Thanks for your enquiry. Yes, there several blinds that can work "bottom up"- rollers, venetians, pleated can all be installed in such a way. You can also have "cafe style" shutters, that do not cover all the window. These are quite popular in apartment bathrooms at the moment, where the current trend is to place the bath directly under the window! If you call in to the showroom, I can show you samples of the blinds available and discuss your requirements. Kind Regards, Maxine

A. May @ 25th September 2009, 7:09 pm
Could you tell me whether you can get blinds that lift to cover a window from the sill, rather than dropping from the top?

Mr J Quinn @ 7th September 2009, 3:36 pm
Hi Maxine & Neil Thank you for your help and advice over the last few weeks. The poles look great, and the neighbours have all been around to admire.

Maxine Hayter @ 22nd August 2009, 11:53 am
Welcome to the latest addition to our website. Feel free to leave any comments, ask any questions and/ or make any suggestions for additional information. Maxine & Neil