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Would love to know where you found this lovely chunky blanket ?.

5 years ago

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Resi Design Ltd.
5 years ago
Hi Lynn!

This home was decorated by our friends at MyBespokeRoom and you can find the items used in this design (including the blanket) here: https://www.mybespokeroom.com/inspiration/751
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