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Curtain Fabric

4 years ago

Hello - please can you tell me exactly which Christopher Farr fabric/colourway this is please? Also, any suggestions where I can get it made up into curtains would be really helpful. Thank you!

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PRO
Slightly Quirky Ltd
4 years ago
Hi, thanks for your interest in our project.

The fabric design is Mille Feuille

Colour: Pale Blue

Getting them made, that depends where you are. Are you London based?
G J
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you! Not London, but close (Hertfordshire).
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PRO
Slightly Quirky Ltd
4 years ago
Okay, here are two curtain makers.

Made Curtains 07903 678 500

Wendi Dallanegra 07818 832 065

Good luck
G J
Original Author
4 years ago
Much appreciated- thank you!

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