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Our new kitchen

kimmarieroberts

6 years ago

Would love to know where the lights are from please, they'd work perfectly in our new kitchen diner?

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Helen P
6 years ago
These are the Ottava Pendant Lamps from Ikea - £35 each.

http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/lighting/ceiling-lights/ottava-pendant-lamp-aluminium-art-30147166/
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Rencraft Ltd
6 years ago
Thanks Helen P :)
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