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Forum Interior Design

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Forum Interior Design sits in Stratton, just north of Cirencester, and deserves a visit if you're spending time in this corner of the Cotswolds.

The shop brings together a carefully chosen range of interior design pieces—contemporary furnishings, thoughtful accessories, and homeware with a distinctly modern Cotswolds feel. You won't find the usual tourist stock here. Instead, the selection focuses on well-made items that appeal to anyone who cares about quality design, whether you're furnishing a room at home or after something special as a gift. It's genuinely worth taking your time to look around, as most pieces have real character.

Stratton itself has a real sense of community that makes it worth exploring beyond just popping into the shop. Being so close to Cirencester means you can easily combine the two—Cirencester calls itself the Capital of the Cotswolds, and there's substance to that claim. Roman history runs through its streets, the independent shops are excellent, and there are plenty of good cafes and restaurants. You could spend a couple of hours soaking up Stratton's quieter side before heading into town for something more lively, or do it the other way round depending on what you're in the mood for.

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