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decoenthusiaste Since there is no post of the house it will go into, I can't determine which is best for the particular application.
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Carolyn Albert-Kincl Design I do not see any harlequins. Should I have my eyes checked?
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Cynthia Taylor-Luce www.harlequin.uk.com Check out the link, Carolyn. This is a beautiful fabric house in the U.K. :) And I agree, it's impossible to choose when we know nothing of the home or the owner's preferences.
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Carolyn Albert-Kincl Design Aha! It looked like a play for publicity to me, but I'll check them out.
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Cynthia Taylor-Luce Ah Carolyn, you're sharper than me! You're probably right. I mean, really, this probably is an advertisement... But the fabric is beautiful. I've been to their presentations with the big 2-yard swatches which are stunning.
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Sandra Soft Furnishing I have been using Harlequin fabrics for over 20 years and have them all around my home. I generally use roman blinds in bedrooms with blackout linings and curtains downstairs, all of their designs are beautiful, so you will need to search through all the collections carefully to make your choices.
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Carolyn Albert-Kincl Design I checked them out online and they do seem to have some lovely fabrics. Unfortunately they is no rep in Texas.
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Blake Adams Harlequin fabrics can accentuate the overall looks of a house. It works for me. Our home has never looked this good after we decided to use harlequin fabrics. In this post, I voted for cassini. I'm a minimalist but I don't want to compromise the appearance of our house. So yes, it's like the best of both worlds.
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