floor style seating

Erik Benson

2 years ago

Where can I find floor seating like this

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Morgan Harris Architects Ltd
2 years ago
Hello Erik, we specified this Missoni Mah Jong sofa for our Client back in 2010. I expect that you can find the same available on the market still. Do try Roche Bobois - https://www.roche-bobois.com/en-GB/product/mah-jong-compositions-types-missoni-home-a12 Good luck with your project, Kind Regards, Guy
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