Looking for info on the bed.

4 years ago

Have been looking for a canopy/four poster bed like this. Traveling to the UK in March and wondering if I might find this one there. Thanks for any info!

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Cornish Interiors
3 years ago
Hi there, we had this one bespoke made in Cornwall. Hope you found something you love?
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