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70s Floral Pattern Window Curtain

70s Floral Pattern Window Curtain
$109
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70s Floral Pattern Window Curtain

70s Floral Pattern Window Curtain

By: Sundry Society

$109
Curtain Style: Blackout Curtain
Size: 50" x 84'
Quantity: Single
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$109

Description

Densely layered blooms in warm oranges, yellows, and pinks cascade across a cream ground in this exuberant floral pattern inspired by 1970s botanical maximalism. Flowers of varying scales overlap and interlock across the composition, creating a joyful, all-over rhythm that feels both nostalgic and endlessly cheerful. At home in a sunny kitchen, a retro bedroom, or any space craving vintage warmth and botanical abundance. A single woven-polyester panel, printed to order with a four-inch rod pocket and white reverse. Hang real art in the window, not a big-box print.

Specifications

  • Blackout curtains are crafted with 100% woven polyester with a linen-like texture.
  • Light-Filtering curtains are crafted with 100% mid-weight polyester.
  • Sheer curtains are crafted with 100% lightweight polyester.
  • Single sided print with white on reverse.
  • Available in single or double panel options (double panels feature the same design on both).
  • 4" bottom pocket for easy hanging on any curtain rod (please note: artwork will appear upside down on non-patterned designs).
  • Machine washable for easy care.
  • Please note: Color variations may occur between on-site previews, your screen, and the printed fabric.
  • Blackout curtains are crafted with 100% woven polyester with a linen-like texture.
  • Light-Filtering curtains are crafted with 100% mid-weight polyester.
  • Sheer curtains are crafted with 100% lightweight polyester.
  • Single sided print with white on reverse.
  • Available in single or double panel options (double panels feature the same design on both).
  • 4" bottom pocket for easy hanging on any curtain rod (please note: artwork will appear upside down on non-patterned designs).
  • Machine washable for easy care.
  • Please note: Color variations may occur between on-site previews, your screen, and the printed fabric.

Care

  • Machine wash cold.
  • Use gentle cycle.
  • Tumble dry low.
  • Machine wash cold.
  • Use gentle cycle.
  • Tumble dry low.

Shipping & Returns

SHIPPING: Items are made to order and typically ship within 3-4 business days. Click here for more information about delivery options.

RETURNS: Return requests can be made within 30 days of your item(s) delivery. Click here for more information on returns.

SHIPPING: Items are made to order and typically ship within 3-4 business days. Click here for more information about delivery options.

RETURNS: Return requests can be made within 30 days of your item(s) delivery. Click here for more information on returns.
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About This Piece

70s Floral Pattern

Sundry Society

By: Sundry Society

Sundry Society

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About The Artist

www.sundrysociety.com | Instagram: @sundry_society | Contact: hello@sundrysociety.com Los Angeles-based artist, Maya, is the digital designer behind Sundry Society-the eclectic art shop for the modern bohemian. As both a former graphic designer and fashion designer, Maya uses her knowledge of visual aesthetics paired with her love for interiors to create art inspired by abstract minimalism, architecture, nature, and the juxtaposition of textures. Maya's world travels have shaped her art stylings, and her experiences abroad have encouraged her to push her own boundaries. She won a full ride scholarship competition to attend design school where she was later nominated as valedictorian. More recently she has produced artwork for Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie and has been featured in HGTV magazine.

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