Is there a screen behind the geometric design or is it open for light
8 years ago
Im looking at this piece for accent. I don't want it to block light comping through as it is going to be place in front of a window.
Also are the dimensions 79.5" height? and 47.2 width?
Also are the dimensions 79.5" height? and 47.2 width?
Style Lustrous 3-Panel Screen, Gold · More Info
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