Help pick curtains for daughters bedroom please!

3 years ago

I am redecoting my daughters bedroom for her birthday on Thursday. This isn't the bedding that will be staying on, ordered two different sets so want some plain curtains so it looks good with both bedding! I have bought a white blackout blind which hasnt arrived yet (can return if ur opinions tell me otherwise on this!) can someone help me find links of what curtains /voile will look good? Her window is 180cm wide x 190 drop.

Thanks in advance!

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