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Any photos of these when pulled up to the top? Thanks!

6 years ago

Considering these shades for my three seasons room with 10 windows, but would like to see what they look like when fully up...I'm concerned that they may cover too much of the beautiful windows. Thanks for any information you can provide!

Hunter Douglas Provenance Woven Woods · More Info

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6 years ago
Hi Kathy! Thank you for your inquiry! These shades are from the Provenance Woven Woods Collection from Hunter Douglas, and typically stack up at the top when open, just like a roman shade. So typically, the taller your window, the more stack you will get. Please follow this think to our website for some additional photos and info:

https://www.calwindowfashions.com/products/provenance-woven-wood-shades/

Call us if you have any questions and would like to schedule a free in-home consultation! Our office number is 916-626-3022

Thank you,

California Window Fashions
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