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Where are the shutters (window treatments) from?

7 years ago

I like the shutters. Where can I find the style?

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Roger Oates Design
7 years ago
Pierina the shutters were already in situ therefore unfortunately we don't know where they were from. You may find a similar style from a shutter specialist however we are unable to provide recommendations as we have never used them
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