Fabric with leaves

HeatherHollifield H

last year

Who makes this fabric with the leaves/trees on it?

Sims Hilditch, Mill House · More Info

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Sims Hilditch
last year
Hello,

Thank you for your interest in our Mill House project.

The fabric used for the cushions is called Alcinca Beige Blue by Colefax and Fowler.

Best wishes,

Sims Hilditch
HeatherHollifield H thanked Sims Hilditch
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Fabric with leaves

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