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great bed throw. where can i purchase one for a king size bed?

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8 years ago

looking for this color for my client to top off a simple while pallet.

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8 years ago
Thank you for commenting on my photo. I actually helped my client declutter and organise her bedroom, but did not help her style it or buy things for it. The throw was hers and we just remade the bed and make it look good. So unfortunately I can't tell you where she bought it. Good luck!
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