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Bedroom dresser

7 years ago

Room looks on trend! Where and who is the maker of the dresser?

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Laura Bendik Interiors
7 years ago
It is from Bernhardt. Please let me know if you are interested in ordering it and I can get pricing for you.
Ashley Mccue
7 years ago
Where is the rug from? Thanks!
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Laura Bendik Interiors
7 years ago
Masland. Please let me know if you would like to order one!

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