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Ashleigh Deibel

7 years ago

I love the table- where did it come from?

Mt. Tam Contemporary · More Info

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BK Interior Design
7 years ago
We bought this table at Restoration Hardware. The legs are concrete and the top is wood.
annemariemoses
7 years ago
Can I ask about the art work? Who is it by and where did you find it?
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BK Interior Design
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The artwork is a piece from Dolby Chadwick Gallery in San Francisco.
annemariemoses
7 years ago
Thanks so much!

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