O&L, Matthew Williamson, Yamuna Fabric
Our customer wanted to freshen up her living room by replacing the traditional curtains and poles.
We started off by removing the existing poles and fitted three Silent Gliss metropoles which instantly modernised the room. Metropoles are curtain poles that function like tracks, gliders contained inside the profile carry the curtains. No need for rings or passing brackets, curtains travel the length of the track unhindered making the opening and closing seamless and smooth.
Our customer loves colour and chose a stunning fabric called Yamuna by Matthew Williamson, the design is a finely embroidered exotic paisley depicted in multicolour on a dark plain cotton background enhancing the embroidery. A wave curtain heading was chosen for all three curtains, the wave falls in relaxed even folds creating a contemporary look that complements the embroidered fabric perfectly, allowing the pattern to be seen when the curtains are open and closed.
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