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Happy Homeowner

Point of View:

Quote: “It always seems that our bedroom was last on the list of things to do in our home. Now we have our own space to enjoy, windows that let in light (and moonlight through the skylight) and a space that makes us happy and reflects our style.”

Cheryl N. (Newcastle)

“For 20 years, Wilma has been the one to transform my windows. Her ideas are always exciting and unique. She gives me the courage to step out of my comfort zone.”
"What I enjoy most…is the fun and laughter we share during each project."

Molly Turner (Newcastle)

“This new look makes me think that I have a new home.”
“I look at the changes and admire them all the time and enjoy opening and closing the windows, which I didn't before.”

Sandra Campbell (Newcastle)

“I wanted something different that you don’t see anywhere else”
“I love walking into my place and seeing the new look”

Wendy Legere (Oshawa)

“We completely refurbished the main floor of our house and window coverings are like icing on the cake.”
“This has created a wonderful, calm, and inviting space for our family and friends.”

Bart Bies (Hampton)

“for audio reasons we wanted draperies that would add a better sound in the room.”
“The room feels more complete, warm and cozy.”

Sandra C.

“My draperies are so different never seen anything like them before.”
“nice to walk in now and see my windows look so nice.”

Catharine Lawrence

“The dining room and living room now have window treatments that compliment decor, colour choices and allow a lot of light to come through which is important to me” – Catharine Lawrence, Bowmanville

Sherry Shrives

Why Wilma was called in:

Wilma had worked with Sherry a few years ago.   When she moved, she took with her the Custom Area Rug we had designed and created for her Dining Room.  In the new house, it found it's home in the Living Room.  This room faced west but had a very small window, un-proportioned for the size of the room.