Kathy celebrates her 'Komplete' move


Llanelli businesswoman Kathy Bowen is celebrating making the 'Komplete' move to new premises.
Komplete Interiors has expanded to employ three members of staff.
The latest expansion sees Komplete Interiors moving into a new showroom at Unit D on the Bynea Industrial Estate, Llanelli.
“With the recession and all the doom and gloom about, it’s nice to have some positive news for Llanelli – a business expanding to meet the challenges of the future,” said Kathy.
The Komplete Interiors business started in April 2006, with Kathy working on her own, offering painting, decorating and soft furnishings.
“The decorating really took off and it has taken a few years to establish the company where soft furnishings are concerned. As the designing and soft furnishings part of the business has grown, I've had to take on staff,” said Kathy.
“I've now come to the point where I feel it's necessary to have a showroom so that customers can see the range and quality of my work. I've opened accounts with various fabric companies, enabling me to offer a unique range of fabrics found nowhere else in Llanelli. I will also be stocking wallpapers unique to this area.
“The showroom will also have samples of flooring (carpets, laminate, vinyl, real wood flooring), lighting and artwork. The artwork is unique and cannot be bought in other shops in the area.
“As well as maintaining our very high standards and cost-effective solutions for domestic and commercial decorating, Komplete Interiors now offers the ‘Komplete’ package, from simple decoration through to a total makeover.
“Whether you need curtains, cushions, upholstery, wallpaper or flooring, Komplete Interiors offers quality, design and style. I am able to offer everything from consultation to measuring and fitting, all backed up by many years experience and expertise. Komplete Interiors is a one-stop shop for all your decorating and soft furnishing needs.”
Kathy will be stocking goods from celebrated names such as Clarke and Clarke and Hallis Hudson.
Her recent design and furnish projects include work at The Diplomat Hotel and the Taylor’s Steak House at The Hope and Anchor in Burry Port.
The showroom opening hours will be 11am-4pm, Monday to Friday and 9am-12noon on Saturdays.

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