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8 years ago

Where could I purchase this bed/frame. Is it custom made?

The Bachelor Style Apartment in Knightsbridge · More Info

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Bailey London Interior Design & Build
8 years ago
Hi Annie,

This is a bespoke made headboard with fitted bedside tables that Boscolo had design, with a divan bedbase placed infront.

Thank you.
PRO
DB Bespoke Ltd
7 years ago
We make and supply very similar headboards
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Kamilah
7 years ago
can I buy this headboard anywhere ?
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Bailey London Interior Design & Build
7 years ago
You can purchase this headboard from The Sofa & Chair Company - https://www.thesofaandchair.co.uk/

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