bookshelf door caldding

6 years ago

Hello,

i am i love with this TV unit and i need to know the matieal they used to clad the bookshelf doors. from where can i order it. can someone help please.

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Bayswater Interiors
6 years ago
Looks like the door parts might be covered with a textured vinyl wallpaper. Look at brands such as Elitis, Philip Jeffries and Arte for similar products.
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