Room of the Month - October 2021
Client Info:
Name: Carol L.
Location: Bowmanville
Point of View:
Quote: “It has brightened and enlarged the room and made it feel more like MY home”
Quote: “I just had to say again how absolutely thrilled I am with the curtains. Thank you. They have transformed our rooms.”
Sensational Solutions:
- Why Wilma was called in:
Carol & Tony had moved to Bowmanville and needed help with some clips for one of their blinds. They checked out the Sensational SEAMS website. Carol came to the Showroom to select fabric and Wilma made a new customsized bedspread for a 3/4 size bed. When it was time to update their Living Room and Dining Room Drapes, she knew who to call for another Sensational Solution. - The Sensational Solution:
The old rods were dark and the drapes were heavy in the room. When Carol and Tony purchased new furniture, they wanted something to brighten the room. Sheers with a beautiful textured slub gave the room a flood of light and made everything look bigger. New Antique Silver decorative hardware with the crystal “bling” ends sparkle in the sunlight, and gives a refreshing look to the room. These paired perfectly with the existing HunterDouglas Silhouette Shades. “It has brightened and enlarged the room and made it feel more like MY home”, says Carol. “I just had to say again how absolutely thrilled I am with the curtains. Thank you. They have transformed our rooms.”
What is it that Carol loved most about working with Sensational SEAMS? “Helpful - Enthusiastic - Trustworthy” - Words from Wilma:
Coming up with Sensational Solutions for my clients - that’s my passion! To walk into a home and see the potential by simply changing out hardware and fabrics can make all the difference. Updating a room with sheers and designing with a wave-style heading really shows off the full effect of the fabric, decorative rod and hardware. They didn’t need to touch-up anything after we were done installing, making them a very happy and appreciative couple who were thrilled with the end results.
