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I would love to know where I can buy the bedside tables in this photo

5 years ago

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Hill House Interiors
5 years ago
Hi Adele,

They are from our own range, and are designed and made to order! Please give our design studio a call on 01932 858 900 and the team will be able to help you purchase some!

Thanks,

Hill House
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