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Thursday, March 24, 2011

fluttering mulmuls...

...swaying sheers, & soft cottons to the gentle summer morning breeze is something we all dream of.
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Here are some summer curtain options...

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Ocean Breezes Sheer Curtain from Saffron Marigold, that I had shot sometime back...

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Block-printed Sheer Curtain from Good Earth sways in Mishta Roy's home...

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Gorgeous sheer curtains from Bungalow...

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Amethyst Bohemian Sheer Curtain from Attiser...

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Dauphine in Indigo Curtains from Les Indiennes...

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Cosette in Chocolate Curtains from Les Indiennes...

Do check out Fabindia & The Red River for their sheer curtains as well...

(some images by Arch and the rest from the websites)

25 comments:

  1. Loved the
    Dauphine in Indigo Curtains from Les Indiennes.

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  2. Just so much so coolant effect my eyes got when I saw ur post.. I have white curtains with medium sized black flower in outline and another set with magenta and off white flowers(oops remember now, have to collect it from the dry cleaner's shop).. I find white with a touch of less-somber and more lively color esp when i come back from work tired and stressed out.
    Btw i liked these 3 the most

    Gorgeous sheer curtains from Bungalow,Good Earth's curtain in Mishta Roy's home and Dauphine in Indigo Curtains from Les Indiennes...

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  3. That white on white completely had me- Gorgeous! Didn't know Good Earth stocked curtains too- Need to check them out on my next trip..

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  4. Excellent collection

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  5. Hola, so nice finding your beautiful blog, decor from India is sooooo lovely!!!!
    hugs from Chile
    maria cecilia

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  6. love the curtains...super ideas archana..glad u started the summer series...:)

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  7. Love mulmul curtains sooo much! And this blog was so times, that I had just flaunted my own sheer curtains on my blog and there it was, mulmuls and sheers being all super stylish in here!
    Love it!

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  8. Welcome Summer,love the pics of cool cotton curtains---the block-print will kill me , i always feel so greedy when i see one , and you've loads and loads of them in this post huhhhhhh.....i'm new here with my design blog http://nanditark-lifeiscrafty.blogspot.com/ hope you like it too.

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  9. Beautiful.
    I find your blog very interesting than other decor blogs.
    Keep on updating.

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  10. Wow I love those curtains! Curtains are such a great way to add color and elegance to a room! Thanks for sharing!

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  11. These are SO gorgeous! I have always wished for white curtains in summer, but summers in both Hyderabad and Chennai(not just summers in chennai :P) are SO hot and we need dark curtains to block the sun :(

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  12. Mulmul is the finest choice for summer, i cant get over the idea for clothes to curtain...love this article, very inspiring

    http://brickmortarand.blogspot.com/

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  13. Loved the chicankari curtains! absolutely gorgeous!

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  14. loved those amazing curtains...

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  15. Hey beautiful curtains... however, some of the stuff you have shown here is not available for india shipping, is that so?

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  16. Allons-y~ This post is part of the summer inspirations/idea series, I do know that Saffron Marigold does ship to India.
    Les Indiennes's products are inspired by India, so I do hope they start shipping to India soon:-)

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  17. I'm still on the lookout for beautiful block-printed sheers that will fit our windows (I tried Saffron marigold but they're too short!) so this is just the post I was looking for! Am now off to browse the other shops mentioned... thanks for the lovely eyecandy & tips!

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  18. Block prints have never looked more beautiful!!! I believe sunlight can make "anything" look pretty but this is just a whole other level of pretty!!!
    even on a gloomy rainy day these images are uplifting!!!

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