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Interiors specialist unveils warm autumn window display in Kenilworth

Local News by James Smith 11th Oct 2026  
Aquarius Interiors has unveiled its autumn display (image supplied)
Aquarius Interiors has unveiled its autumn display (image supplied)
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A Kenilworth interiors specialist has completed a brand-new autumn window display at its Abbey End showroom.

Aquarius Interiors has unveiled the new look which showcases the work of its in-house seamstresses

The display features a warm autumnal colour palette, bringing a seasonal new look to the windows of the independent interiors business.

The shopfront now features fabrics and wallpapers from The Pure Edit and is in place for shoppers and visitors to see.

Warren Offer, founder of Aquarius Interiors, said the new display was a chance to showcase some of the products available through the Kenilworth showroom while giving the shop a fresh seasonal look.

"We're really pleased with how the new window has come together," he said.

"The fabrics and wallpapers from The Pure Edit have given us a fantastic palette to work with, and our in-house seamstresses have done a brilliant job bringing the ideas to life.

"We wanted something that felt warm, inviting and really suited the autumn season, while also giving people a glimpse of what we can create for their own homes."

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The new display follows a major refresh of the Aquarius Interiors showroom earlier this year, when new signs and a completely updated shop front were installed at the Abbey End business.

The fabrics and wallpapers are from The Pure Edit (image supplied)

The work marked another investment in the Kenilworth premises, which Aquarius opened in 2020 and which has since become the company's flagship retail showroom.

Warren previously told Kenilworth Nub News that the shopfront investment reflected the company's commitment to the town and its customers.

The family-run business was founded by Warren and his wife Pam in 2014, initially starting from their garage before growing into a business working with hundreds of residential customers across Coventry and Warwickshire, alongside major commercial projects.

Its commercial work now stretches around the world, including projects for cruise ships, hotels and hospitality businesses.

Customers visiting the Abbey End shop can browse curtains, blinds, fabrics, wallpapers, upholstery materials and paint, with Aquarius also being the only Kenilworth stockist of the full Farrow & Ball range.

For Warren, that combination of design, craftsmanship and personal service remains at the heart of the business.

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"The window is a nice example of what we do every day for our customers," he said.

"Everything is about finding the right fabrics, colours and finishes and then using our skills to turn those ideas into something that works in a real space.

"We've always wanted the Kenilworth showroom to be somewhere people can come in, have a look around and get ideas, whether they're planning a major project or simply looking for something new for one room."

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