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Love the low profile ceiling mount curtain track!

4 years ago

Can you share where the curtain track system came from?

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4 years ago
Hi There,

Many thanks for your question, the curtains are on a silent gliss wave track. They are from Calico Interiors https://www.calicointeriors.co.uk/ and Duncan Roberts helped design them.
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