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The nightstand is perfection! can you point me to where you found it?

5 years ago

Nightstand

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Marissa Cramer Interiors
5 years ago
Isn't it great? It's from West Elm but we cut down the legs to make it lower to use as nightstands with that particular bed.
Kathy Eckrich
5 years ago
How about the wall lights? Where are they from?

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Paint color on rear wall?
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What color is the paint?

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