Hi Bridget, absolutely adore this kitchen.....

tigermathall

15 January, 2019

Where are the bar stools from please....??? Thank you.

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Bridget Reading ID
Hi, thanks the bar stools are from Ligne Roset

Best Bridget
15 January, 2019
tigermathall
Thanks Bridget, much appreciated....
21 January, 2019
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Hi Bridget, absolutely adore this kitchen.....

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