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Trinity (Blackout), Teal - Roller Blind
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Style to make you smile
Trinity (Blackout) Teal is a colour that means different things to different people, which is precisely why we believe it should be celebrated at every turn. When you want to be able to reimagine your space in a way that evokes memories, this is a shade that makes it happen.
The cross between blues and greens that Trinity (Blackout) Teal provides allows you to unify two of the most sought after areas of the colour spectrum. From here you can go in either direction, and enjoy every step of the creative process. After all, isn't that what interior design is all about?
The cross between blues and greens that Trinity (Blackout) Teal provides allows you to unify two of the most sought after areas of the colour spectrum. From here you can go in either direction, and enjoy every step of the creative process. After all, isn't that what interior design is all about?