The word "bespoke" is defined in the dictonary as meaning "made to the
customers specification"
- free initial consultations (our service covers Southampton, Portsmouth, Winchester and the rest of Hampshire, UK)
- free estimates/quotations
- free advice, based on years and years of experience making our lovely products, not just a day or two at a sales-training seminar up at head office!
We use traditional methods where necessary to create the best possible effect - so look out for hand stitched hems and vertical edges and well as hand finished pleats on our curtains. We don't shy away from the technological advances within our industry either, when we know they'll improve the product. So you can have blinds that are raised and lowered by cords and a cleat (the traditional method), or fitted to chain lift tracks that do away with the need for the cleat or even have remote controlled/timer or light activated tracks and poles! The choice is entirely yours.
Most bespoke soft furnishings specialists also offer a home visiting service - it's the best way for us to advise you, and it takes all the pressure off of you (not to mention your feet) trudging the high street, seeing the same thing again and again.
I won't pretend that a top quality, bespoke service is less expensive than the other options, but what I will say (if you come to us, anyway) is that you will get beautiful soft furnshings, that fit perfectly and are made to your exact specifications. You'll also save your precious time and money that could otherwise be wasted on those regretted purchases.
If you have any questions about this blog post, or would like to comment in any way, please don't hesitate to contact us by:
- Posting a response to this blog below
- Joining our Facebook pages www.facebook.com/pennygregoryinteriors and www.facebook.com/finesoftfurnishings and leave us a post
- Or simply email us at penny@pennygregoryinteriors.co.uk
We look forward to hearing from you :-)
Penny


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