Scandi Inspired Blinds From MissPrint – NEW at B...

Blinds 2go

13 Sep 2019

New for 2019, Blinds 2go have added another spectacular new name to their portfolio of designer collections. Contemporary home stylists MissPrint are the latest brand to bring their unique flair to the Blinds 2go range. There are 30 stunning new roller blind fabrics to choose from, starting at just £29.25 and available to buy at the click of a button from the UK’s largest dedicated online made to measure blinds retailer.










































































































With a strong belief that visual design affects our everyday wellbeing, MissPrint have created an iconic collection of vivid patterns. Famed for their geometric designs, their range is heavily influence by Scandinavian styling and mid-century chic.

From their flagship Little Trees pattern, showcasing co-founder Rebecca Drury’s whimsical illustrations, to the tropical leaves of Guatemala, each design starts out life as a naïve hand-drawn sketch and is brought to life through their use of colour, scale and rhythm.
In 30 vibrant colours and contemporary patterns,

Blinds 2go have curated the best MissPrint has to offer and delivered an incredible collection of made to measure roller blinds that are ideal for the modern home. Each roller blind design is available with a bespoke choice of linings to shade the home perfectly. A light filtering lining offers gentle protection from glare while the blackout lining is ideal for spaces such as the bedroom where darkness is a priority.















































The welcome addition of these stunning MissPrint roller blinds enhances an already stellar collection of blinds, curtains and shutters available at Blinds 2go and sister site Curtains 2go. With easy to follow measuring and fitting guides, up to 70% off high street prices and a fast, free sample service Blinds 2go makes made to measure style accessible to all.

For further information, free fabric samples, instant prices and a huge array of choice, visit:
www.blinds-2go.co.uk www.curtains-2go.co.uk or freephone: 0800 862 0464
Or visit www.blinds-2go.ie and contact: 01 969 7247

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Hay Hampers support the Biggest Coffee Morning wit...

Hay Hampers

13 Sep 2019

Hay Hampers is launching a brand new hamper to support Macmillan Cancer Support.

‘Chari-Tea’ is a tea time gift with an array of artisan biscuits such as a tin of cranberry biscuits, amaretto biscuits in three flavours - coffee, lemon and almond - plus buttery shortbread from Scotland. It also contains a selection box of Ceylon teas and a blood orange fruit infusion tea, all presented in a jute handbag that can be reused and kept after the contents are consumed.

A £5 donation from sales of each Chari-Tea hamper will go to Macmillan






















Gabriele Da Re, Managing Director at Hay Hampers explains:
”The Chari-Tea hamper has been specifically created with the Macmillan’s World's Biggest Coffee Morning in mind, which will be on Friday 27th September this year. It’s our way to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Hay Hampers, sharing joyful, sweet moments with our customers and helping raise money for people with cancer”.





































According to national figures, around 2.7 million people are living with cancer in the UK and that figure is expected to rise to 4 million by 2030. In 2018, Macmillan made a difference to the lives of 1.9 million people, giving them in-depth, personal support.

Elisabeth Och, Marketing Director at Hay Hampers comments:
“It is all about Chari-tea as this hamper allows you to give a gift to more than one person at the same time! So we rely on our customers’ benevolence to raise a considerable amount to support Macmillan. Our target is to sell 1,000 so we will be able to donate £5,000”.

Priced £29.50, the Chari-Tea hamper can be delivered for free on Friday 27th September for the World's Biggest Coffee Morning.
 
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