its all fabulous.. are the blinds bottom up ?

Mary O'Hagan

11 months ago

the blinds (its the tiny details that make this project so fabulous) where are they from? many thanks Mary

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NW3 Interiors Ltd
11 months ago
Hi the blinds are from the top and are from a brand called Venestre- who are our trusted suppliers on most projects
Mary O'Hagan
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11 months ago
thanks for responding, your have great taste... thanks
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