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6 years ago

Hi, probably a dumb question, but I'm sort of learning as I go. The window covering...is that what you call a Roman Shade? Or is it called something different? (The one above the window seat)

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Dawn Cook Design
6 years ago
Yes it’s a soft fold Roman shade.
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