curtains color issue
ozy locus
vor 9 Jahren
This is my wallpaper color ( I took the photos with and without the flash ) I bought a cream color bedroom set.
the curtains would be on the striped wallpaper
I did not find any pink curtains like the pink flower in the wallpaper so what color would you suggest beside this pink ??
the curtains would be on the striped wallpaper
I did not find any pink curtains like the pink flower in the wallpaper so what color would you suggest beside this pink ??
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ozy locus
vor 9 Jahrenit would be nice but I did not find any pink only these colors were available
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