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is this room 12'+? i love that you did curtains floor to ceiling!

6 years ago

Mid-Century Melange - A Family Room · More Info

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Katherine Sable Design
5 years ago
Yes, these ceilings were 14' ceilings, so the curtains go about 13' high, right below the thick moulding. Thanks for the inquiry!
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