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Grey Lamp

6 years ago

That lamp is stunning! Do you mind sharing the source? Thank you!

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PRO
Common Bond Design
6 years ago
Thank you! It's the Scantling Table Lamp by Marset.
amberrsewell
Original Author
6 years ago
Wow, you're fast! Thanks so much!!!
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PRO
Common Bond Design
6 years ago
Sure thing! Just happened to be on my email when you're question came in :) I didn't see it in grey when I did an online search, but it looks like it's still available in white.
amberrsewell
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6 years ago
I think that will work. I'm going to have a happy desk!

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