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I love this and want to re create this for my sons room. Would you mind telling me where you found the fabric

10 years ago

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Joel Antunes photography
10 years ago
hi there, they used the following company for the interiors: http://www.suetimney.com/
Monica Webster
10 years ago
is the back wall wallpaper or paint?
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nruttkay
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Where did you get the rug?
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i like the wall paint

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