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Anne Carr Design

7 years ago

Is the $1625 per panel or per window

Kelly Wearstler Fan Pleated Drapes in Channels, Ebony and Ivory, 86" · More Info

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Lynn Chalk
7 years ago
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The price is for one pair of drapes in Channels. This is a custom order. Lead time is about 6 weeks right now. There are no returns on custom orders. You can order these drapes with any style pleat. Pricing is for cotton lining, but you can request blackout for an additional $100. If you would like to order a fabric sample in order to see the fabric first, you can call Houzz customer service at 800-368-4268 and they will help you get samples . Channels comes in 4 colors. If you have any other questions, please let me know. Have a nice day! Lynn
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