LIVE24SEVEN // Property & Interiors Cousins FURNITURE INSPIRATION


G Plan marple fabric 3 seater sofa (Grade B)


Halo menton medium dining table


www.cousinsfurniture.co.uk


Cousins Furniture Birmingham, Dudley & Manchester


Claudia Wiegand


HANDMADE GLASS STATEMENT SPLASH BACKS Give your kitchen or bathroom a unique focal point that will simply wow your guests. Our fused glass splash backs are made to order in sizes up to 1 by 1.2 m. Each one is individually designed to suit your colour scheme and taste, either from one of Claudia’s designs or as a completely bespoke creation. For more information and an initial visit, please contact Claudia on 01905 841234.


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CLAUDIA WIEGAND HANDMADE GLASS Unit 17 Highgrove Farm, Pinvin, near Pershore, WR10 2LF


T: 01905 841234 www.claudiawiegand.co.uk Fellows BEAUTIFUL FINISHING TOUCHES Henley McKay 'ON TREND IN FRAME'


Following Fellows ‘Blue John Sale’ in October last year, they have some more interesting pieces that could become a talking point in your home. The duo comprises a stylish goblet or chalice, estimated at £1,000-1,500, and a distinctive ‘fired’ Blue John vase of classical campana form, with reddish hue, £1,500-2,000. Loved by Royalty to Emperors, these pieces will add a regal feel to any room.


Featuring in Fellows Antiques & Fine Art auction held on Monday 8th August at 10am.


FELLOWS AUCTIONEERS 19 Augusta Street, Birmingham B18 6JA


T: 0121 212 2131 www.fellows.co.uk / 134


Traditionally the in-frame kitchen has shaker style doors. However, this framed painted slab door gives the kitchen a more contemporary feel. Varying heights of units, curves, and on trend lighting, make this period kitchen feel up-to-date. Kitchen range: 1909; Colours used: Slate, Saffron, Partridge Grey and Cornflower Blue. Accents: Accessories in Mustard Yellow.


HENLEY MCKAY KITCHENS 55 Britannia Square, Worcester WR1 3HP


T: 01905 612287 www.henleymckaykitchens.co.uk


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