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Lear's Creative Interiors

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Solihull, West Midlands
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Contact Info:
Tracey Phipps
Solihull, West Midlands B90 2AD
United Kingdom
Typical Job Costs:
£150 - £25,000
Interior Design Packages range from basic Mood Boards to full Project Management of your home renovation projects.
Category:
Interior Designers
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Lear's Creative Interiors is an Interior Design House based in Solihull. Let us help give your home the real WOW factor. Our Interior Design services range from Mood Boards, Spacial Planning, Floor Plans, Elevations, Colour Schemes, Room Themes, Home Staging to Full Project Management of your requirements. We are also offer a selection of specialist furniture paint and painting products as well as furniture commissions. As an official Stockist of Eco-Friendly Frenchic Chalk and Mineral Furniture paint we and have two concessions, The Kitchen Garden, Kings Heath, Birmingham and Paper Tipi, Earlswood Garden Centre, Earlswood, Solihull as well as selling our products on-line http://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/learscreativeinteriors. We run a number of Furniture Painting Workshops which are perfect for those who want to restore and upcycle their furniture or have a unique team building day.
Services Provided

Bedroom Design, Bespoke Furniture, Conservatory Design & Installation, Decluttering, Dining Room Design, Furniture Selection, Home Office Design, Home Staging, Interior Design, Interior Styling, Living Room Design, Nursery Design, Project Management, Space Planning, Workshop Design & Construction

Areas Served

Solihull, Birmingham, Sutton Coldfield, warwickshire, bromsgrove, stratford upon avon

Awards

Interior Design - Level 3

7 Projects for Lear's Creative Interiors
Living Room Project
1 photo
Conservatory Project
7 photos
Interior Design Conservatory Project
1 photo
Alligator themed Bedroom Project
4 photos
Hallway and Dining Hall
5 photos
Lounge Living Room Project
10 photos
Master Bedroom Project
3 photos
1 Comment
Commented: Should I paint my fireplaceI would paint it white, whitewash at first and see how it goes by adding additional layers. The white will make the fireplace 'pop' and make the room more up to date :-)
13 September, 2017 in Design Dilemma
United Kingdom
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