Highly recommended curtains/ blinds & soft furnishings maker

By Susieandroger
April 3, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Susieandroger

Posted April 3, 2013

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Posted April 3, 2013

We would heartily recommend Kim Haddon to anyone looking for high quality soft furnishings. We have dealt with Kim several times over the past year as we gradually turned our new house into a home. Kim is utterly professional in everything she does. She has a great eye for detail, pattern and colour and is great at 'tuning in' to what would appeal to and work for us. We have had two sets of fully lined, full length curtains and three sets of lined Roman blinds made to measure. The quality of her work is just brilliant and Kim is fastidious about every aspect of her work. Kim is great about working to a budget or staggering her work over months to help spread out the costs - both of which we requested. We are now asking Kim to put together some cushions for us. Really delighted with her work and very happy to recommend. She is also a really lovely person and easy to deal with. Details are:

Kim Haddon

020 8516 0713

07879 643 632

http://www.village-blinds.com/

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