Fenney Rec Center - decorating question

[fw102807]

Does anyone know where those gorgeous lace curtains came from?

[vintageogauge]

Does anyone know where Fenney is????:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

They will if they want to live in the future. To answer the OP question, maybe one of the volunteers at the sales office can tell you.

[graciegirl]

They will if they want to live in the future. To answer the OP question, maybe one of the volunteers at the sales office can tell you.

Call the main Villages sales office and ask for the design office. They were very helpful to us.

[alwann]

:confused: Does anyone know where Fennel Rec. Center is?

Seriously? For the Fenny rec center, take Morse Blvd. across 44 and drive forever. Entrance road is on the left. The rec center is visible from the gate, or the attendant can direct you.

It's called a rec center, but it's really a sales office with a few small meeting rooms and a tiny health club. Great pool, though.

The Fennel rec center is a ways farther down the road, next to the Rosemary and Thyme golf courses. :jester:

[CWGUY]

Seriously? For the Fenny rec center, take Morse Blvd. across 44 and drive forever. Entrance road is on the left. The rec center is visible from the gate, or the attendant can direct you.

It's called a rec center, but it's really a sales office with a few small meeting rooms and a tiny health club. Great pool, though.

The Fennel rec center is a ways farther down the road, next to the Rosemary and Thyme golf courses. :jester:

:wave:Wow! And you're not even a Sage

[fw102807]

Call the main Villages sales office and ask for the design office. They were very helpful to us.

Thank you

[Boomer]

Does anyone know where those gorgeous lace curtains came from?


I have been to Fenney but not since the rec center opened so I have not seen the lace curtains, but I might be able to help you find what you want.....

I am linking you here to Country Curtains. I have been buying from this company for decades. They have been in business since 1956. Many if their window treatments are sewn in New England. I have found their customer service to be outstanding.

The name of the company might conjure images of 50's style, heavily starched ruffles and tie-backs, but don't let the name fool you.

Country Curtains is my go-to for the classic, traditional look I like.

From house-to-house, throughout the years, I have bought many a panel to dress a window at the sides. And when I was in my more formal valances-stage, they came from Country Curtains. I also order rods from them and finials, too.

I think their prices are pretty reasonable, much better than custom. In fact, on their website listing, there is a little saying, "Custom Looks, Ready Made Prices."

Anyway, here is the link -- and they will send you a catalogue. I typed the word 'lace' into the keyword line and found a bunch of curtains. I hope this helps.....

https://www.countrycurtains.com/search.do?query=lace

[fw102807]

Thanks Boomer I do get this catalog and have googled many others. Take a ride down and see this rec center it is quite beautiful. We liked the grille as well.