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Love the bedding. Where can it be purchased?

9 years ago

Cream Ruffled Duvet Cover With Rosette Trim · More Info

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Cloud Hunter
9 years ago
Hi! Thank you for your interest in my California made bedding. Everything is made with love in Los Angeles with a passion for quality and design. This style can be purchased here: http://www.cloudhunterco.com/carousel-bedding/. All of our duvet covers and shams can be seen here: http://www.cloudhunterco.com/all-bedding-products?category=duvet-covers-and-shams. Please let me know if you have any questions- I am here to help! Best, Megan (hello@cloudhunterco.com or 323.715.0824)
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Cloud Hunter
9 years ago
Hi,
You can purhase this bedding at cloudhunterco.com. If you have any questions, please contact me at hello@cloudhunterco.com.
Thank You,
Megan
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