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Bedroom - bed

7 years ago

Hello ,
Picture with pink bedding. Please can you tell where the bed and headboard coming from. really liked the headboard cover thanks

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Roger Oates Design
7 years ago
The bed was bought secondhand for the photo shoot. The headboard is home-made and was covered in our own fabric Kew Chalk which can be found on our website
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