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The light is stunning! Who makes it? Thanks.

8 years ago

Knightsbridge Apartment, Amelia Carter · More Info

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Emma Lewis Photography
8 years ago
I'm so sorry I am the photographer not the designer so don't actually know who it is.
shenay1
8 years ago
It looks like a Lindsey Adelman fixture.
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