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Photo on your website want to know where to purchase please

7 years ago

I'm doing a full basement conversion & have seen a fantastic console sink on your website I would love to know where I can purchase please

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Jaimie K Designs Ltd
7 years ago
hi Kate I would presume it is the one that was bespoke made by the builders we used,
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Solid Furniture Design
7 years ago
Hi kate2351,

We specialize in designing and making bespoke furniture, Please feel free to contact us if you need any help.
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