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Hi. Where are the blinds from

6 years ago

Hi there. I'm looking for blinds for large sliding doors and want to achieve 2 things. Diffusing strong sunlight and giving privacy at night.
I don't want black out blinds as I would like the effect of linen/voile or heavy weight voile mix. Is this possible ?
Thanks

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Denise O'Connor
6 years ago
Yes, that's possible. You can get blinds in a wide range of different translucencies. Our supplier is Colette Ward of Absolute Interiors.
rkinahan
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6 years ago
thank you for getting back to me
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