Bespoke cushions and matching footstool

Sophisticated cushions and footstool match, with bespoke measurements.  This deep buttoned footstool has been made from scratch to complement the customers new scheme. The fabric is a distressed velvet from Harlequin. With legs stained to match the clients wooden mirror surround.

Bespoke cushions and matching footstool in distressed velvet from Harlequin.

Bespoke cushions and matching footstool in distressed velvet from Harlequin.

Bespoke cushions and matching footstool in distressed velvet from Harlequin.

Bespoke cushions and matching footstool in distressed velvet from Harlequin.

Contemporary look with curtains mounted on silver Metropoles

A very contemporary looking room, with heaps of style. Curtains mounted on silver, uncorded Metropoles with designer finials. The centre curtain in Romo Tiami grey/seal, the side Curtains in Prestigious Helius Sterling. With matching scatter cushions to complete the look.

Curtains mounted on silver, uncorded Metropoles with designer finials. Centre curtain in Romo Tiami grey/seal, side curtains in Prestigious Helius Sterling. Matching scatter cushions.

Centre curtain in Romo Tiami grey/seal, side curtains in Prestigious Helius Sterling.

Cushions in Romo Tiami grey/seal

Curtains mounted on silver, uncorded Metropoles with designer finials. Centre curtain in Romo Tiami grey/seal, side curtains in Prestigious Helius Sterling. Matching scatter cushions.

Curtains mounted on silver, uncorded Metropoles with designer finials. Centre curtain in Romo Tiami grey/seal, side curtains in Prestigious Helius Sterling. Matching scatter cushions.

Curtains mounted on silver, uncorded Metropoles with designer finials. Centre curtain in Romo Tiami grey/seal, side curtains in Prestigious Helius Sterling. Matching scatter cushions.

Case Study: Dressing Apex Window

Our client had a beautiful church style decorative window that needed to be dressed. We used a double pleat on bright flowery patterned curtain using a track, and then a light willowy patterned fabric puddled, for the simpler apex window.

Church style decorative Apex window double pleat on bright flowery patterned curtain using a track

Church style decorative Apex window double pleat on bright flowery patterned curtain using a track

Church style decorative Apex window double pleat on bright flowery patterned curtain using a track

Church style decorative Apex window double pleat on bright flowery patterned curtain using a track

Church style decorative Apex window double pleat on bright flowery patterned curtain using a track

Church style decorative Apex window double pleat on bright flowery patterned curtain using a track

Double pleat on bright flowery patterned curtain using a track

Bright flowery patterned matching curtain

Double pleat on bright flowery patterned curtain using a track

Double pleat on bright flowery patterned curtain using a track

Double pleat on bright flowery patterned curtain using a track

Bright flowery patterned matching curtains

Case Study: Rachel and Andy

Our lovely clients Rachel and Andy needed soft furnishings throughout the whole house. They chose a traditional style in keeping with the architecture, including styles such as swag and tails, pelmets, fabric tiebacks, tartan patterns, and plenty of window seats. The looks subtly change throughout each room but with consistency. 

Living spaces

Traditional fabric pelmet in tartan pattern

swag and tails, pelmets, fabric tiebacks, tartan patterns, and plenty of window seats

Traditional fabric pelmet in tartan pattern, matching cushions

swag and tails tartan patterns

swag and tails, pelmets, fabric tiebacks, tartan patterns, and plenty of window seats

swag and tails, pelmets, fabric tiebacks, tartan patterns, and plenty of window seats

Triple pinch pleat with button detail curtains

Reupholstered window seats

Kitchen

Cloakroom

Case Study: Mr and Mrs Harris

We undertook a project for a client in Backwell who looking to give her entire home a fabric refresh. We worked on the bedrooms, kitchen, sitting room, and bathroom. Here are the results:

Master Bedroom

Fabric refresh - green spring fabric headboard with matching cushions

Fabric refresh - bed pelmet replacement

Fabric refresh - green spring fabric curtains

Fabric refresh - green spring fabric curtains

Fabric refresh - bamboo roller blinds bathroom

“Rebecca has been amazing, she has such a good eye for colour and style. Plus she has invested in a really wide range of fabric books that it makes choosing very easy. She’s reliable and her curtains, blinds and cushions are excellent quality”

— Barbara Harris

A Roman blind to match the curtains, cushions, wallpaper and bed valance. Fabric by Harlequin.

Bathroom

Fabric refresh - green spring fabric blinds in en suite

Sitting Room

A pair of horizontally striped blinds to coordinate with these red leather chairs and matching curtains.

Bright, patterned Roman blinds Etta by Villa Nova

Bright, patterned Roman blinds Etta by Villa Nova

Bright, patterned Roman blinds Etta by Villa Nova with matching cushions

Bedrooms

Bright, patterned Roman blinds for two adjoining bedrooms, adding character and colour. The colours complement each other, whilst the designs are quite different. The first fabric is Etta by Villa Nova and the second is Taimi by Scion.

Bright, patterned Roman blinds fabric is Taimi by Scion.

Bright, patterned Roman blinds fabric is Taimi by Scion.

Case Study: Pony and Trap, Chew Magna

Local Michelin-starred restaurant Pony and Trap, Chew Magna approached us to manage the interior furnishings. The results created the soft and comfortable atmosphere. The finish is shown below, including bench seats, perfectly shaped to fit, in Prestigious Fraser Gold. The curtains shown with Linwood's Omega velvet, in deep purple. 

“I found working with Ionaida Soft Furnishings to be a pleasure from start to finish. Rebecca was very helpful when it came to considering different fabrics and colour combinations during the design process, and our finished cushions and curtains look fab. It was lovely to have Rebecca come and personally fit the curtains to make sure they were hung just right, and they really are a quality feature in our restaurant. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Ionaida to anyone, nor to use them again for any future needs I might have for my business.”

— Holly Eggleton, The Pony & Trap

Pony & Trap - Bench seats, perfectly shaped to fit, in Prestigious Fraser Gold.

Pong & Trap - The curtains shown with Linwood's Omega velvet, in deep purple. 

Pony & Trap - Bench seats, perfectly shaped to fit, in Prestigious Fraser Gold.

Pong & Trap - The curtains shown with Linwood's Omega velvet, in deep purple. 

Pong & Trap - The curtains shown with Linwood's Omega velvet, in deep purple. 

Pong & Trap - The curtains shown with Linwood's Omega velvet, in deep purple. 

Pong & Trap - The curtains shown with Linwood's Omega velvet, in deep purple. 

Case Study: Curtains, blinds and cushions

These blinds are made with Anaise fabric from Harlequin. So pretty. It coordinates the two colours on the walls perfectly, with accents picked up using new cushion covers.

Curtains made with Anaise fabric from Harlequin.

Blinds made with Anaise fabric from Harlequin.

Blinds made with Anaise fabric from Harlequin. Accents picked up using new cushion covers.

Case Study: Kitchen blinds with matching chair seats

This fabric has been laminated with a white lining to achieve a delicate and pretty treatment. The blinds have been reverse rolled to allow the fabric design to be continuous, all the way to the top of the recess.

Reversed Roller Binds in Fabric from Tulipa by Romo

New kitchen seats to match the new roller blinds. Fabric from Tulipa by Romo. A very pretty and sophisticated look.

New kitchen seats to match the new roller blinds. Fabric from Tulipa by Romo.

New kitchen seats to match the new roller blinds. Fabric from Tulipa by Romo.

New kitchen seats to match the new roller blinds. Fabric from Tulipa by Romo.

New kitchen seats to match the new roller blinds. Fabric from Tulipa by Romo.

Case Study: Corner sofa reupholster and roman blinds

Our client was looking for a more traditional feel, so we went with roman blinds made using Prestigious fabric and a Sunburst trim by Troynorth. They are hand sewn and interlined,  with a waterfall effect so that each fold can be seen rather than stacked up together. A super addition to this newly decorated spare room.

Roman blinds made using Prestigious fabric and a Sunburst trim by Troynorth

Roman blinds made using Prestigious fabric and a Sunburst trim by Troynorth

These two new roman blinds are made using fabric by Prestigious. They are hand sewn using stab stitches and interlined to give a softer, more luxurious appearance.

Two new roman blinds are made using fabric by Prestigious.

Two new roman blinds are made using fabric by Prestigious.

Two new roman blinds are made using fabric by Prestigious.

This corner sofa was well loved by 4 gorgeous dogs...

(Before) Sofa Reupholstery Project

(Before) Sofa Reupholstery Project

...here it is now fully refurbished!

(After) Sofa Reupholstery Project

(After) Sofa Reupholstery Project

For the rest of the house, roman blinds in complementing colours: 

Roman blinds in complementing colours

Roman blinds in complementing colours