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these light fixtures are fabulous - where can they be bought? thx

6 years ago

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Vanessa Wood Interiors
6 years ago
Thanks Helen!

They are pretty yum aren't they? They give a lovely reflection when on at night.

I can check to see if the wholesale supplier have any more in stock. How many did you need?

Have a great day - Vanessa
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