williamsonsfactoryshop.co.uk
Online retailer of bedding, curtains and home furnishings for UK consumers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About williamsonsfactoryshop.co.uk
Williamsons sells bedding, curtains, towels, cushions, throws and other home furnishings through its online shop. It also offers made-to-measure curtains and click-and-collect pickup.
The family business began as a shop in Redruth, Cornwall, in 1986 and launched its first online shop in 2009. It has since transitioned from a physical retail store to an online business.
Product: Online sales of bedding, curtains, towels, cushions, throws and other home furnishings, with a made-to-measure curtain service.
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