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Can you please advise where you got the concrete wall paper from? Thnx

9 years ago

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Michelle Chaplin Interiors
9 years ago
Pad Home London
rachel2482
8 years ago
The velour cushions are lovely. May I ask where these are from?
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Michelle Chaplin Interiors
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They were custom made by a soft furnishing company
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Found some similar in John Lewis, although might go the custom route myself. Thanks.

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