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Curtain Inspiration!

5 years ago

Hi all, my mum and I are desperately seeking inspiration for new curtain design for the following room. She has picked out two in the second picture but open to suggestions. Would love to modernize the space a bit and unfortunately restricted to just curtains at the moment. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance!

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