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L I V E 2 4 -SE V EN – HOMES & GARDENS


Webbs of Crickhowell


Webbs are proud to showcase a range of David Gundry’s upholstery, with the Wentworth model in the photograph, which use fabrics that are sourced from the finest mills around the world and upholstered with unrivalled pattern- matching expertise. They are cut and tailored by hand, and all valances are hand sewn. An extensive range of trimmings are available and Webbs can tailor their range to meet customer's special requirements, a bespoke product in every sense of the word; height, depth and width can be adjusted if required.


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


Just Fabrics Timber Windows


Timber Windows of Cheltenham, Cirencester, Moreton-in-Marsh and Oxford specialise in the supply and installation of beautiful engineered timber windows and doors for homes of character across the Cotswolds, working on a simple philosophy of honest, genuine advice and impeccable service on how to enhance the value and beauty of your home.


Timber Windows T. 01285 653999 www.timberwindows.com


Just Fabrics is one of the leading independent designer fabric retailers in the country. With two fabric shops located in Burford and Cheltenham, they stock thousands of metres of curtain and upholstery fabric, and much more.


Just Fabrics Cheltenham, Unit 2, Honeybourne Way, GL50 3QW T. 01242 530423


Just Fabrics Burford, Burford Antiques Centre, Cheltenham Road, OX18 4JA T. 01993 823391 www.justfabrics.co.uk


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