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Where did the wall art come from on the wall at foot of stairs?

7 years ago

The pale orangey Flowers(?)

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Susan E. Brown Interior Design
6 years ago
Why I never saw this question is beyond me! So sorry. The ceramic flowers are from Global Views. Best, Susan
Diane Clarkson
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6 years ago
I assume you can’t buy in uk?!
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Susan E. Brown Interior Design
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Good question. Check out the website. It will tell you where showrooms and vendors are. I know they are international, but not exactly where. I know the yellow flowers are discontinued but they have other wall flowers available. Good luck!! https://www.globalviews.com
Diane Clarkson thanked Susan E. Brown Interior Design

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