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Anthology (Blackout), Sand Dune - Roller Blind
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Style to make you smile
If you love to get away from the hustle and bustle and make your way to the coast then the Anthology (Blackout) range's Sand Dune fabric could be just what you need. It combines an intricate weave with a colour that ebbs and flows effortlessly. Perfect for adding a refined touch to any home.
When you take in the intricate way in which the shades and tones flow into one another you come to appreciate the keen eye for detail that must have created it. Take inspiration from these kinds of textures and look to add hessian, rope, and perhaps even a little tartan to your textiles.
When you take in the intricate way in which the shades and tones flow into one another you come to appreciate the keen eye for detail that must have created it. Take inspiration from these kinds of textures and look to add hessian, rope, and perhaps even a little tartan to your textiles.