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Anthology (Blackout), Snowy Mountain - Roller Blind
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Style to make you smile
Anthology (Blackout) Snowy Mountain captures the colour and texture of one of the natural world's most incredible sights, and it does it all whilst creating a design that's fit for any contemporary home. The intricate stitching catches your attention up close, whilst the radiance of he brilliant white pulls you in from afar.
Match Anthology (Blackout) Snowy Mountain with plenty of light greys and dark browns if you really want to amplify the natural colours on show. It's a balance that can be a little tricky to strike if you rush into it, so take your time and enjoy every step on the way.
Match Anthology (Blackout) Snowy Mountain with plenty of light greys and dark browns if you really want to amplify the natural colours on show. It's a balance that can be a little tricky to strike if you rush into it, so take your time and enjoy every step on the way.