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Noosa businesswoman inspires

Window coverings specialist and local business manager Samantha Hardt says International Women’s Day is a day for women to build each other up.

The Noosa mum knows a thing or two about multi-tasking as she spends her days running Serene Blinds and Awnings with her husband Rene, in between running after her kids.

“It can be busy and hectic at times, with a lot of multi-tasking, but I enjoy the rewards it brings, including opportunities to learn, develop connections and contribute where I can,“ she said.

“I’m fortunate to have a talented and supportive team which allows me to work flexible hours around school, school holidays and other activities.“

Samantha said International Women’s Day on Tuesday 8 March was a day to show appreciation for the various contributions and sacrifices women make.

“It’s also a reminder to honour those who paved the way for us, and of the importance of being a positive role model to others around us,“ she said.

“In lifting each other up we work towards something greater than ourselves, creating a sense of connection and also a better future.“

In the five years since her family planted their roots in Noosa, they’ve received wonderful support and feedback from the community.

Serene Blinds and Awnings is a family-owned Luxaflex Window Fashions Gallery, owned and operated by the local couple, who have a combined 20 years of experience in the industry. 

Their showroom, based in Noosaville has the full range of Luxaflex interior and exterior products on display, bringing the latest innovations in window covering solutions to the Sunshine Coast. 

“Noosa has a great community spirit, and people are becoming increasingly more conscious of supporting small local businesses,“ Samantha said.

“Our team has grown as new jobs have been created, and we look forward to many more years of serving this lovely community.“

With a passion for interior design, Samantha said there were so many different looks and themes that could be achieved through choice of colour, texture, colour and the use of light.

“I love the looks and moods that certain design elements can evoke, as well as the functional benefits of clever design within an interior space,“ she said.

“I never cease to be amazed and inspired by the new ideas that keep evolving, and am very glad to be associated with a brand such as Luxaflex that are leaders in design.“

The team loves seeing homes in the community transformed with beautiful and practical window treatments.

“Our service includes a free in-home consultation to all areas of the Sunshine Coast, from Caloundra to Maroochydore, Buderim, Coolum, Noosa and surrounds,“ Samantha said.

“So whether it be blinds, shutters, awnings or curtains, our experienced team will take the time to find out what you need so that we can tailor a solution that suits your lifestyle.“

Find Luaflex Gallery Sunshine Coast – Serene Blinds and Awnings at 7/1 Selkirk Drive, Noosaville.

For more information visit sereneblinds.luxaflex.com.au or call 0754730356.

Visit their Facebook at facebook.com/Luxaflexsereneblindsandawnings/

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