Can you share the source for this arbor?

Mona Statmore

7 years ago

I live in Pittsburgh and am trying to find such a statement piece in an arch shaped iron arbor.

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Enroot Landscape Planning and Design
7 years ago
This piece was acquired many years ago at Camilla House Imports in Mississauga, Ontario. The metal obtains a lovely patina over time and requires no maintenance. It offers a light touch of structure to mark the transition from one garden room to another.
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