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Our Giselle fabric range…
Giselle is a beautiful linen which will bring pure elegance and class to your setting. This 100% linen has a very relaxed look and like any linen is prone to creasing which is what gives the fabric such character. Opt for pooling or breaking with this linen when using it for curtains. Whether you opt for off white or a stunning washed out colour, Giselle will not disappoint for linen lovers.
Composition
100% Linen
Origin
Europe
Fabric Width
300cm
Fabric Weight
272gsm
Additional Comments
Usage
Curtains and Roman blinds lined or unlined.
Product Care
Dry clean only
Iron on medium heat
Top-Tip
Use a heavy weight voile or unlined curtain to dress large bi-folding doors to keep a sense of light in the daytime, privacy at night and avoiding the bulk of multiple layers.
Giselle Natural
Giselle Bayleaf
Giselle Blush
Giselle Chalk
Giselle Denim
Giselle Flax
Giselle Hummus
Giselle Limewash
Giselle Milk
Giselle Mist
Giselle Ricepaper
Giselle Rosemary
Giselle Seaspray
Giselle Silver
Giselle Stucco
Personal Service
On line, over the telephone, by video consultation or in one of our 3 showrooms you will be looked after and guided through the whole process by one of our designers whether you are buying 1 roller blind or a fully integrated home automation system.
Price Match Promise
We offer you the most competitive solutions for your curtains and blinds; we promise to match any like for like quote from a high street retailer for the same size and specification of product
European Woven
Traditionally woven fabrics from family run European mills & yarn suppliers which are shown made up in all of our showrooms
British Made
Curtains and blinds made by our skilled seamstresses working in either workrooms or within their homes in and around Nottinghamshire
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