Homeowner needing to rebuild

ercastil

5 years ago

Beautiful design! Your furniture choice is wonderful. May I ask where can I find those chairs?
Thank you for your time.

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5 years ago
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The furniture for the project was selected by the interior designer Nancy Burfiend and NB Design Group.
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