THIS yellow fabric! I would be so grateful if you could share

Sophia R-H

9 months ago

Spent more hours than I care to think about looking for this shade, THANK YOU for any tips you can offer.

Grade II Listed Georgian Townhouse, Melton Mowbray · More Info

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5 months ago
Hi - apologies for the delay, the fabric details are below, best wishes, Rebecca.

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THIS yellow fabric! I would be so grateful if you could share

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