A lovely company making great products.
A lovely company making great products.
September 20, 2024
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Reply from Hill House Design
Thank you very much .......... Maggie
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Company details
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Hill House Design is a small UK-based company specialising in handmade interior accessories, particularly lampshades. They focus on using unique and beautiful fabrics and papers to create stylish, high-quality products. In addition to lampshades, they offer cushions, original abstract artwork, prints, and hand-embroidered wall hangings. Based in Lincolnshire, their mission is to deliver distinctive, well-made British interior decor.
Contact info
Hill House, Barnes Lane , LN5 0JB, Wellingore, United Kingdom
- 07741 003519
- info@hillhousedesign.co.uk
- hillhousedesign.co.uk
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