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Window treatment & bed throw

4 years ago

I love this tranquil room. I am seeking to create something similar and would appreciate it if you could let me know more about the window treatment. It looks as though there are 2 sets of neutral curtains - maybe a voile & blackout? Where were these and the double track sourced? Also the throw is gorgeous and info on this would be very welcome.
Many thanks.

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