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Hi, please could you provide the fabric name for the details below?

2 years ago

Hi, I love the colour schemes you use. I’m currently struggling with fabrics and wondered if you could provide the fabric name used for the cream, geometric cushions on the double cream, high backed chairs in the hall? Thank you.

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April Hamilton Interiors LLP
2 years ago
hi Jen

they are ready made cushions, from andrew Martin, I expect they also have fabric by the metre, hope this helps... you have lots of fabric houses to choose from, a trip to chelsea harbour would be a good start, in addition to O&L and Designers guild in the kings road, andrew martin in Walton street you should find what you are looking for - good luck...
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