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Grace-Emily Wallis

6 years ago

Hi can you tell me where the blind material is from please?

London SW11, Master Bathroom Ensuite · More Info

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Laura Sole Interiors
6 years ago
Sorry for the late reply. The fabric was from JAB. Molino Fabric.

Best,

Laura
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