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I would love to replicate the same floral, check and stripe fabrics to my identical kingsize bed and headboard. Can you tell me the names of the fabrics please?

Sims Hilditch, Cotswold Manor House · More Info

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Sims Hilditch
last year
Hello,

Thank you for your interest in our Cotswold Manor House project.

The floral fabric used for the headboards is Alexandra Pale Pink fabric by Edinburgh Weavers.

The check fabric for the bolster cushion is Small check col sand by Chelsea Textiles.

Best wishes,

Sims Hilditch
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