I love the sofa

atenka

7 years ago

Could you please tell me where it is from and what fabric you used to upholster it? Thank you very much.

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Alis Mizon De Pinho
7 years ago
Good lord what a fantastic room! So rustic! It screams man friendly! Apart from the massacred cow sprawled in the middle of the floor it's great and also a fan of the sofa -did you find out where it's from?
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