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could you please tell me where the sofa is from ?

5 years ago

The one in the corner of the picture?

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Brett Mickan Interior Design
5 years ago
Thank you for your interest in our work @Sara Elghaly.

This sofa is the Tufty-Too by B&B Italia.

Available in Australia through Space Furniture.

Regards,

Brett
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