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Webbs of Crickhowell


Vispring handmade mattresses and divans are synonymous with luxurious comfort and untroubled sleep. Inventor of the pocket spring in 1901, Vispring has unique expertise in the art of combining skilled craftsmanship and natural materials to create the perfect bed.


A bespoke bed by Vispring is a guarantee of supreme comfort and an untroubled night's sleep. Their master craftsmen use techniques refined over the course of a century, combining individually pocketed steel springs with the finest materials that nature has to offer.


Every Vispring is made individually to order - and entirely by hand. The skilled gestures of their master craftsmen, passed down from generation to generation, ensure the resilience and quality of all their mattresses and divans. Visit Webbs of Crickhowell for your own little bit of luxury, and try our range of Vispring beds for yourself.


Webbs of Crickhowell High Street, Crickhowell T. 01873 810331 www.webbscrickhowell.com


Carpet Emporium


A well-established carpet and rug retailer in the heart of Cheltenham. For over 35 years, Carpet Emporium in Cheltenham has been offering a huge range of quality carpets, rugs, flooring and beds to suit every budget. From supply to fitting, they do it all.


Carpet Emporium 16-28 Bath Road, Cheltenham GL53 7HA T. 01242 228 855 www.carpetemporium.co.uk


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Well-kept gardens, paths and stylish hallways can make a great first impression to visitors, as well as giving you a warm glow when you come home! Replace or restore a tiled path or porch with Victorian Floor Tiles in traditional patterns and colours or something more contemporary, all available from Original Style.


Original Style Unit 5, Haven Works Tewkesbury Road Cheltenham GL51 9AH T. 01242 370602


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