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Yorkshire company donates furniture to 60 minute makeover
A Yorkshire-based furniture firm has teamed up with ITV’s 60 Minute Makeover to help transform a couple’s home.
Out & Out Original, an online furniture store that is committed to supplying ethically sourced and produced furniture, has put its furniture making skills to good use by helping Peter Andre and his team surprise a couple from Teddington, in Middlesex.
Daniel Fairburn, Director and Founder, said : “ITV approached us and explained the family’s situation and we were only too happy to get involved by donating some of our much-loved dining pieces. The work that the 60 Minute Makeover team do for people all over the UK is incredibly special and we simply had to help.“
The new dining area has now been transformed with monochrome floor and Out & Out Original’s Brunel Dining Chairs. The industrial inspired chairs complete the decor perfectly and the hardwood backrest complement the rest of the wooden furnishings.
To further utilise the dining space, Hollywood designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard pulled out all the stops to create a multi-purpose area with extra seating, featuring our District Eight Breakfast Bar Stool with Backrest and Leather Seat.
The District Eight Design Bar Stool has been hand crafted with galvanised steel and gold braised weldings to give the home extra dimensions. The seating height can be adjusted easily to find the most comfortable position for you and it’s been delicately upholstered in leather for a grand finish.
Daniel added: “The finished makeover is absolutely incredible. We’re extremely proud to have been asked to help and we hope Theo and Lisa enjoy their new home together!“
If you missed the episode, you can watch it again on ITV Player and don’t forget to keep your eyes peeled for our home furniture.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Out & Out Original .
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