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Great functionality. Can you tell me the source of the mirror, pleas

7 years ago

Lily's Bathroom · More Info

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Wow Great Place
7 years ago
Thanks for the question! We found this mirror on-line at Wayfair, chose it because the plate to attach to the cabinet was narrow. Here is the link:

https://www.wayfair.ca/Better-Living-Products-Bath-Boutique-Mirror-KBW1013.html?rtype=8&redir=kbw1013
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Virginia Fair Studios
7 years ago
Love the way this saves space!
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