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Can you identify this fabric?

5 years ago

Do you know who manufactures the print fabric? Thank you!

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Saratoga Signature Interiors
5 years ago
Thibaut or Anna French maybe? That looks an awful lot like their fabric on the draperies in the background.
crystalpennies
5 years ago
It’s Carnival by Christopher Farr, from the UK. Such a fun print!
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mickeee
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