That room divider

Dan the House Man

8 years ago

I really like the look of that room divider, does anyone know where I can buy one like that or similar?

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Elayne Barre Photography
7 years ago
Hi, I was just the photographer on this project, the design was by McCrum Interiors. Hope this helps, Elayne
Tricia Crossley
2 months ago
Try Andrew Morton Furniture he makes bespoke units like the one here.
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Sorry this came up today in my inbox from Houzz. Just realised the comment was from 2017!!

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