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the footstool in the picture?! Can I get that too? how do I find it?

5 years ago

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Milo Contemporary Sofa, Light Grey, 3-Seater · More Info

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Mason and Pearl
5 years ago
Hi Neil, please follow this link to be directed to the matching footstool in this range https://www.houzz.co.uk/products/milo-contemporary-footstool-prvw-vr~115647911?irs=US
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