In The Tall Grass Window Film

Name: In The Tall Grass Window Film
Brand: Hannah Nunn

Hannah Nunn

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In The Tall Grass features grasses and Cow Parsley which are a little larger than life so makes a bold statement. The clear option creates magical shadows when the light shines through which is my favourite thing about window film! The shadows move around the room as the day passes and they fade in and out as the clouds pass by. cut to your exact size specifications The design will be scaled proportionally to fit your window printed and posted by the window film company the design will be scaled up or down depending on the size of your windows UNLESS YOU REQUEST OTHERWISE (email them here ) th

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Registered at Companies House as HANNAH NUNN LIMITED, number 07121410. Checked 2026-08-29.
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