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Love that foot stool!

8 years ago

That foot stool is incredible, love the colours. What are the dimensions!?

Sitting Room Re-Vamp, Henley on Thames · More Info

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FloDesign Edinburgh
8 years ago
Hi, it's 1.5m x 1.5m. The use of the large pattern in the Christian Lacroix fabric makes it a piece of art as well as comfortable footstool!
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