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5 years ago

Love this room. Could you tell me what make of fabric on the chair is please?

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Chris Jovanelly Interior Design
5 years ago
Unfortunately, I don't know the manufacturer of this fabric. Good luck with your project!
Karen
9 months ago
Hi - can you tell what the hearth of the fireplace is? Is it a tile? I love that green - it’s so unique! Would love to incorporate something like that into our fireplace.
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