Congratulations to Metheny Weir, Flying Cranes and Martel Salon, who participated in the city of Cleveland storefront renovation program in 2008, and received awards for their eye-catching new signage from the city of Cleveland.
"We were thrilled to be a part of the storefront renovation program in 2008," said Holly Coughlin of Metheny Weir, a firm that specializes in painted finishes. "We love how our sign turned out."
Pictured above are Kim Metheny (right) and Sue Weir, two Shaker Heights residents that founded their successful company in the basements of their homes, before expanding to a storefront space on Larchmere.
"We were thrilled to be a part of the storefront renovation program in 2008," said Holly Coughlin of Metheny Weir, a firm that specializes in painted finishes. "We love how our sign turned out."
Pictured above are Kim Metheny (right) and Sue Weir, two Shaker Heights residents that founded their successful company in the basements of their homes, before expanding to a storefront space on Larchmere.
Lisa's Favorite things about Larchmere! #1 I Iove the Girls from Metheny Weir..Faux Ever!!! Lol.#2 Gentelmens Quarters Mens Dress Shirts...#3 Mike the Bartender At Boulevard Blue...#4 The smoothies At Flying Cranes #5 The Greeting Cards at Loganberry Books..#6 The New Tanning Bed at Martel Salon.#7 And finally my Great Hair dresser Cori and the extremely positive and vibrant New Manicurist Carla( the master of manicures and Pedicures)
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