Cage light

vinniehud

5 years ago

Anyone know where I can buy the cage light above the table?

Glenshaw Mansions, West Hampsted, London · More Info

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PROhome Construction ltd
3 years ago
Hi there, sorry for late reply. Please ask rise design studios for details. We have manufactured but the design was theirs.
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