We at Curtain Hertfordshire Shop offer a range of fabrics that are completely washable and easy to maintain. Whether adorning a bay window, or to set the theme for a whole room, are curtains are available in a range of colours, suitable for that gorgeous country or contemporary style, or indeed for that stunning, classic look. You will not be disappointed!
Our beautifully stylish window hangings have interesting patterns that are simply breathtaking against the outside light and Curtain Hertfordshire Shop can truly make your home seem all the more friendly and inviting.
Neverthless,
Curtain Hertfordshire Shop products coordinates beautifully
with any home, they capture stunning combinations of colours and textures;
for example our white lace curtains are as timeless as spring flowers,
and will always look welcoming. It's the way you dress up your windows
that make a house a home!
There are charming and bustling modern towns in Hertfordshire, along with enchanting little villages with timber framed houses nestled between rather hilly areas and where you will be able to admire a wealth of magnificent vistas, amidst woods, streams and fells offering some of the most spectacular and unspoilt scenery in the country, you’ll definitely be spoilt with a choice of delights all within easy reach throughout this beautiful region.
The county is situated just north of London and it is here where you can enjoy the delights of the picturesque and ancient market town of Hereford, idyllically situated on the River Wye with an impressive medieval bridge where one can relish and admire the Wye Valley’s spectacular vistas. Salmon fishing and both kayaking and canoeing are popular summertime activities on the river. The famous British Special Forces widely known as the SAS are based in Hereford renowned as well for its white-faced cattle, the Herefordshire Bull.
Hatfield
House, a magnificent castle built in 1611 and Queen Elizabeth I’s
childhood home, later becoming the home of the Marquess of Salisbury,
with rare tapestries, treasured famous portraits and wonderful gardens
dating back to the 15th century with nature trails through woodlands,
it is a place not to be missed. It is also a venue for Elizabethan
banquets, weddings and private functions throughout the year.
With its long history Welwyn Garden City became widely known for its ancient remains of the Welwyn Roman Baths built around the early part of the third century AD remained in use for at least 150 years. Welwyn Garden City not only boast of an archaeological find, but something rather unique, simply because the baths were found just before the A1 was to be built and resulted in the only Roman site that is preserved in a steel vault and completely encased underground and under a motorway too!
If you are interested in our curtains, please be assured we aim to
bring you the very best that our Curtain Hertfordshire Shop
has to offer.
