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LOVE LOVE LOVE THE TUB!!!

9 years ago

Where can I buy this tub? This is just what I'm looking for.

Thank you!

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Housetrends Magazine
9 years ago
The tub and sink are from the Chelsea Collection by Hastings. Happy hunting!
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