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To truly make a house a home, introducing beautiful textiles and curated soft furnishings can deliver warmth, depth and interest in a space like nothing else.

 

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Words Hayley Griffith @hayleyg.creative

To truly make a house a home, introducing beautiful textiles and curated soft furnishings can deliver warmth, depth and interest in a space like nothing else.

However, there are many things to consider when selecting the right fabric, as not every fabric that looks good is suitable for any application. That’s where the experienced team at No Chintz can help. Located in beachside Thirroul, No Chintz can work alongside you to make this transformation happen – whether you’re undertaking a full or partial renovation of your dream abode.

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With over 35 years’ experience, our bespoke manufacturing services are unmatched and second to none, pushing the boundaries on what can be achieved in soft furnishings for homes around the Illawarra and beyond
— Chrissie Jeffrey, Founder

Specialising in bespoke fabrics from curtains, blinds, cushions, lampshades, napery and homewares, the store offers a variety of designs to enhance your home and compliment your unique style. Whether you want to decorate a cosy bench seat or require assistance with curtains of blinds for a new home, No Chintz can work to your budget and aesthetic to curate the perfect match.

No Chintz collaborate with skilled artisans in a small community in Kerala, South India to produce exclusive fabrics, crafted from renewable fibres such as cotton and linen to create timeless, one-of-a-kind collections.

With a commitment to timeless design and quality craftsmanship, No Chintz are considered the leading destination for classic and contemporary textile products.


Visit No Chintz in person at 243 Lawrence Hargrave Drive, Thirroul or explore online at www.nochintz.com

 

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