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Hi, beautiful project. May we ask where the pots were from please?

Barnes Walker Ltd - Landscape Architects

7 years ago

Many thanks, Barnes Walker

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Jonathan Snow Design
7 years ago
Hi and thank you. Atelier Vierkant in Belgium. Ask for Dries and mention me please!
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Barnes Walker Ltd - Landscape Architects
Original Author
7 years ago
Thank you ever so much, we will of course mention you!

Have a good day,

BW
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