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The bed looks like a bed frame I was looking for long time.

Marinela Danut Bodnarescu

5 years ago

Do you mind telling me where from is? really really appreciate it.

A dreamy loft conversion with sloped ceilings · More Info

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Hammonds Furniture
5 years ago
Good afternoon,

The bed was the customer's bed, we supplied the fitted furniture so unfortunately we don't have that information.

Kind regards, Hammonds
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