Morning Mist & Fossil Wooden Blind
In a soft, chalky grey and paired with a strong slate tone, the Morning Mist and Fossil Wooden Blind from our gorgeous Ideal Home collection will add character to your home in an instant.
Stylish and durable, the light, misty 50mm slats will look wonderful next to similar tones and hues and complimented by the darker grey, it will open up your interior possibilities.
This gorgeous blind is made from 100% real wood too, naturally beautiful and delicately painted, the added tapes give you extra decoration and the tilt control cords make it easy to operate and shade your home.
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Morning Mist & Fossil Wooden Blind
Morning Mist & Fossil Wooden Blind
In a soft, chalky grey and paired with a strong slate tone, the Morning Mist and Fossil Wooden Blind from our gorgeous Ideal Home collection will add character to your home in an instant.
Stylish and durable, the light, misty 50mm slats will look wonderful next to similar tones and hues and complimented by the darker grey, it will open up your interior possibilities.
This gorgeous blind is made from 100% real wood too, naturally beautiful and delicately painted, the added tapes give you extra decoration and the tilt control cords make it easy to operate and shade your home.
Original: $39.01
-65%$39.01
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In a soft, chalky grey and paired with a strong slate tone, the Morning Mist and Fossil Wooden Blind from our gorgeous Ideal Home collection will add character to your home in an instant.
Stylish and durable, the light, misty 50mm slats will look wonderful next to similar tones and hues and complimented by the darker grey, it will open up your interior possibilities.
This gorgeous blind is made from 100% real wood too, naturally beautiful and delicately painted, the added tapes give you extra decoration and the tilt control cords make it easy to operate and shade your home.
