I love the bed! Where is it from?

ola72484

5 years ago

Lancelot Place, Knightsbridge · More Info

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Taylor Howes Designs
5 years ago
Hi, we actually had the bed made bespoke by one of the joinery companies we regularly work with. If you speak to your local joiners, they should be able to make you something similar. Best wishes, Taylor Howes
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I love the bed! Where is it from?

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