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Where is the 3 shaded floor lamp from?

7 years ago

This would be an ideal size and shape for my sitting room.

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Sigmar
7 years ago
We carry them from time to time at Sigmar. at the moment we don't have any but visit our website regularly as we will definatley get them in again.

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Freeman & Whitehouse
7 years ago
I love this room! What is the paint colour on the windows and bannister? Thank you
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The paints used are from Sigmar and both from our Damo collection. The colour on the wall is "damo-suregrey" and the banister/woodwork is from "damo additions-dagger"

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