Love it! Source of hanging fireplace, please? Thanks!

luvbdr

3 years ago

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Habitus Design Ltd.
3 years ago
It was made bespoke locally I’m afraid! Thanks for loving it though!!
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Love it! Source of hanging fireplace, please? Thanks!

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