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Lightweight, light filtering fabric to keep rooms light and airy whilst maintaining privacy.
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Cassandra, Biscuit - Roller Blind
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Style to make you smile
Cassandra Biscuit roller blinds come in a soothing and relaxing brown that makes you feel right at home from the moment you walk into the room. Think of it as an icebreaker colour that allows you to add in darker and rich tones around the room and you'll be all set.
We love the idea of using Cassandra Biscuit to add some poise and elegance to the kitchen. It's one of those shades that allows you to find new ways for the light at your disposal to come into its own, so why not celebrate this?
We love the idea of using Cassandra Biscuit to add some poise and elegance to the kitchen. It's one of those shades that allows you to find new ways for the light at your disposal to come into its own, so why not celebrate this?