Have you embraced neon?
Emmeline Westin
9 years ago
When catwalk trends go big, you know they'll appear in our homes a few seasons later, translated into cushion covers or wallpaper patterns.
Neon was touted as a big trend for 2013, have you embraced it or banned it?
Neon was touted as a big trend for 2013, have you embraced it or banned it?
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