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8 years ago

Hello,
just wondering if anyone had any suggestions as to where I get csn reasonably priced bar stools for my new kitchen? I've tried all the obvious places but wondered if there are any hidden gems out there. looking for something with a pop of colour for a grey/white/oak kitchen.
Thank you!

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8 years ago
Have you looked at the Hee Barstool by HAY? very reasonably priced and they come in some great colours.
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8 years ago

Simply Barstools or made.com
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