Creating a home that feels truly personal means more than just picking items off a store shelf. When you make your own furniture and curtains, you gain control over every detail, from the materials to the design. This hands-on approach brings a unique warmth and character to your living space that imported pieces often lack. In this post, I will share how crafting our own furniture and curtains has shaped our home, the benefits we’ve discovered, and practical tips for anyone

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Many people ask do we do upholstery, do we do curtains etc etc so this short read will tell you all you need to know. We are a small team...

The second in our series about sustainability this blog is about value for money and ways to save money as well as highlighting a new...

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Sustainability is something we are now all a lot more aware of and most of us try to do our bit in oneway or another and we at Williams...