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Dressing room furniture

7 years ago

I bought these amazing drawers from Tk Maxx yesterday for my dressing room. There was no make/name on the labels. Just wondering if anyone knows of a dressing table to match/similar?
Thanks x

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Peter Staunton Interior Design
7 years ago
Hi FD,

You should search for "french dressing table" or "baroque dressing table" you will get plenty of options to chose from.

Good luck!

Cheers,

P
Stephen Edwards
7 years ago
They had very similar ones in Dunelm at the moment.
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