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7 years ago

How can I get details about the kitchen light?

Contemporary Oak and Painted Kitchen · More Info

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George Robinson Kitchens
7 years ago
Hi Garrett - I am so sorry but the lighting was sourced by the customer and I am unable to provide you with an answer! Best wishes - George
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