where were the curtains from

Joan Taylor

last year

Can you please let me know where did you get the full length curtains from thanks

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Rebecca Naughtin Architect
last year
Hi Joan, thank you for your question. The gorgeous curtains are from a company called Lovelight - https://www.lovelight.com.au/. Thanks RNA
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