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8 years ago

This is a lovely room! Can you share where the campaign dresser is from?

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M.A.D. Megan Arquette Design
8 years ago
Hi, thank you! We had the campaign dresser custom made by a furniture maker in Los Angeles. The color is Benjamin Moore, 'Silver Dollar'
154van
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8 years ago
thanks for your quick response!
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