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PROPERT Y & INTERIORS HOME & GARDEN INSPIRAT ION


NO.30 DESIGN STUDIO RHS GOLD MEDAL WINNING GARDEN DESIGN


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Do you crave a low maintenance garden, and think artificial grass is the answer? Think again. No.30 Design Studio can design low maintenance gardens, creating spaces that are enticing and interesting, without filling the space with un-environmentally friendly artificial grass. This beach inspired garden uses cockle shells as the mulch above a weed membrane, and it definitely won’t need mowing.


No.30 Design Studio T. 07572 967555 www.no30design.co.uk


WESTBROOK COOKERS AGA SPECIALISTS


Westbrook Cookers is a small family run business specialising in the renovation, sales and installation of Aga cookers. In addition to traditional oil, gas and electric Agas they also supply a controllable renovated 13 amp electric Aga that can be used with a timer or “Wemo” switch which is controlled by your mobile phone & also more cost effective too.


Westbrook Cookers T: 01544 350382 www.westbrookcookers.com


ROWLES FINE ART PAINTINGS & SCULPTURE


Rowles Fine Art have a wonderful selection of British and European Paintings as well as an exceptional collection of contemporary bronzes. The Seated Hare Bronze Sculpture Edition of 20 by Lucy Kinsella is signed and numbered.


Rowles Fine Art, 58 Mill Street, Ludlow T: 01584 872173 www.rowlesfineart.co.uk


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