Introducing Hambledon Staircases; who we are and why you should choose us
Meet the (very small) team and hear about how we became Hambledon Staircases, the award winning staircase renovation company based in Dorset.
Meet the (very small) team and hear about how we became Hambledon Staircases, the award winning staircase renovation company based in Dorset.
We are always happy to discuss what can be done whether it's a different layout or that you would just like a different look. Maybe you have an older ranch style staircase and you'd like to improve it with oak and glass? We can do that as a renovation. If you want to alter the layout, we can do that with a brand new staircase.
We are always happy to discuss what can be done whether it's a different layout or that you would just like a different look. Mayne you have an older ranch style staircase and you'd like to improve it with oak and glass? We can do that as a renovation. If you want to alter the layout, we can do that with a brand new staircase.
We are always happy to discuss what can be done whether it's a different layout or that you would just like a different look. Mayne you have an older ranch style staircase and you'd like to improve it with oak and glass? We can do that as a renovation. If you want to alter the layout, we can do that with a brand new staircase.
Hambledon staircases is a husband and wife team with lots of customer service awards and glowing 5 star reviews. You can be confident that our work is of the highest standard and that your staircase renovation or under stairs storage ideas will be brought to life. Make sure you find our reviews if you have seen them yet.
Every year January gives me the motivation to get things cleared out and spruced up. As I've pottered about the place this week, cleaning and tidying, I wanted to jot down all the ways you can get the most out of what is frequently the least utilised space in the house - under the stairs. Making this space work depends on where in your home your staircase is located, so I've split my ramblings into some rough areas.
Is it too early? It's advent tomorrow and our decorations will be coming out! There is something quite magical about the first day of advent. To me it means 'permission granted' to send Nick up into the attic to haul down a huge ungainly box and then watch him quickly disappear. For me, early December is the time to dress the architecture of the house, my favourites being the staircase and the fireplace.
Nick and I are very lucky. We work together, in a peaceful place surrounded by oak trees, countryside and animals. It’s not lonely, but it is isolated. And for us, that is precisely where Instagram has fitted in. It has allowed us to connect with a diverse range of people; local crafts people, makers from across the Atlantic, companies we admire, companies our customers admire and people who have achieved our goals themselves.
I have a lifelong love of paint and colour. I’m a colour fanatic. It started when I was very young and I would tell people that when I grew up, I’d like to name paint colours for a living (I’d still love that job). It developed when I bought my first flat and although I’ve moved on from the clashing colours and bold choices of that flat there is still a huge part of me that lives for decorating with colour.
For me, Autumn is the season of clearing out and organising. Something about the colder weather gives me the urge to sort, file and declutter. The quest for a bowl of something warming, a roaring fire in the log burner and a fluffy jumper seem to lead me down a path of rearranging our entire home in a flurry, so this post looks at storage options when space is limited.