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Nice pillow, someone an idea where to buy this kind of pillow?

6 years ago

Hello everybody, I'm looking for that pillow with the red tree, someone a clue where I can find this one? I found one on aliexpress but its just for the living room, but this one on the photo looks really nice.

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Markham Stagers
6 years ago
Hello! Thanks for liking our room. These pillows were from Zara Home and were bought back in 2015. Have a good day.
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robser u
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6 years ago
First, thanks a lot for this information and thanks for your wonderful rooms. Great work and great ideas, you have got! P.s: If you have one or two pillows over, I would love to take them ;-)))
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