master bedroom bedding
ypimentel
8 years ago
Still looking for elegant new bedding to go with picture frames ,etc. Don't like existing one. Any ideas???Any suggestions on where to purchase new one. Think I will keep existing curtains. Should I do a solid spice colored bedding like curtains or something with the teal color that is on the picture frame. It's a hard color to match.
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8 years agoFound this bedspread at Dillards. Would this work or should return it and keep looking.
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