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Sometimes a great window treatment can rival a work of art. Our lovely Adela D... Sometimes a great window treatment can rival a work of art. Our lovely Adela Drapery Panel reimagines a classic floral motif in the iconic pointillism style first made popular by George Seurat in late 19th century Paris. Thousands of tiny dots printed... more

Sometimes a great window treatment can rival a work of art. Our lovely Adela D... Sometimes a great window treatment can rival a work of art. Our lovely Adela Drapery Panel reimagines a classic floral motif in the iconic pointillism style first made popular by George Seurat in late 19th century Paris. Thousands of tiny dots printed... more

Sometimes a great window treatment can rival a work of art. Our lovely Adela D... Sometimes a great window treatment can rival a work of art. Our lovely Adela Drapery Panel reimagines a classic floral motif in the iconic pointillism style first made popular by George Seurat in late 19th century Paris. Thousands of tiny dots printed... more

Sometimes a great window treatment can rival a work of art. Our lovely Adela D... Sometimes a great window treatment can rival a work of art. Our lovely Adela Drapery Panel reimagines a classic floral motif in the iconic pointillism style first made popular by George Seurat in late 19th century Paris. Thousands of tiny dots printed... more

Sometimes a great window treatment can rival a work of art. Our lovely Adela D... Sometimes a great window treatment can rival a work of art. Our lovely Adela Drapery Panel reimagines a classic floral motif in the iconic pointillism style first made popular by George Seurat in late 19th century Paris. Thousands of tiny dots printed... more

Sometimes a great window treatment can rival a work of art. Our lovely Adela D... Sometimes a great window treatment can rival a work of art. Our lovely Adela Drapery Panel reimagines a classic floral motif in the iconic pointillism style first made popular by George Seurat in late 19th century Paris. Thousands of tiny dots printed... more