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Trinity (Blackout), Mauve - Roller Blind
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Style to make you smile
We love the modern aesthetic of Trinity Blackout Mauve because it allows you to take your time, sit back, and take it all in. This is a deep and moody colour that entices you in to take a closer look, and then puts your mind at ease.
If you want to be able to add some style to the upstairs landing then why not match your runner to Mauve? You could even stagger your photos down the stairs so that you can create a transitory feature wall that follows you as you transition between floors.
If you want to be able to add some style to the upstairs landing then why not match your runner to Mauve? You could even stagger your photos down the stairs so that you can create a transitory feature wall that follows you as you transition between floors.