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Curtains, blinds or voile.

10 years ago

Ignore the current leather couch showing as I'm waiting on my chairs to match my grey couch. Need help on the colour to go with for the windows and whether to go with Curtains, blinds or voile. Contemporary style, grey and white.

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TanCalGal
10 years ago
I'd like sheers all across wall in similar color to wall paint.
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Elle Michelle
Original Author
10 years ago
Really like that thanks a mil. Was half thinking of doing that wall a light grey incase it was two white. I think what you suggested pulls it off though.
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10 years ago
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