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Velvet Stripe Made to Measure Curtains - Teal

£110

Colour: Teal

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The Velvet Stripe curtains feature a bold striped pattern in a rich velvet fabric, combining visual impact with a soft, buttery texture. The velvet construction absorbs light effectively, while its hardwearing composition ensures lasting durability through regular use. Multiple header and lining options allow for tailored configuration to suit different hanging preferences. Note: widths over 124cm will include a fabric join to achieve the full required width.

* Irrestistable, Velvet finish* Bold striped design in a range of vibrant colourways* Available in a selection of header and lining options* Coordinating Made to Measure and Made to Order items available to purchase separately For those who love a touch of luxury, the Elements Velvet Stripe curtains deliver opulence with a contemporary edge. Featuring bold, modern stripes, these curtains create an eye-catching statement, effortlessly drawing the eye with their refined yet dramatic presence. The premium velvet fabric enhances the design with a rich, buttery softness that exudes warmth and sophistication. The texture of velvet not only adds depth but also enhances light absorption, making these curtains a perfect choice for creating a cozy, intimate atmosphere. The hardwearing fabric composition ensures longevity, making them as practical as they are stunning. Available in an array of striking colour combinations, these curtains can be tailored with different header and lining options, allowing for complete personalisation to suit any interior. Please note: If your measured width is over 124cm your curtains will come with a fabric join to provide the full width required.

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