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Live-edge table with banquette seating

Handmade in Brighton

5 years ago

We've just got back from a couple of days in Norfolk delivering this Sussex Elm table to MinaF's new place. She actually said about the table "that's the most beautiful thing I've seen in my whole life" ...really! Wow - for so many reasons (including our wonderful clients) this is definitely the best job in the world!

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Contemporary Kitchens Brighton
5 years ago
Looks fantastic
menageriefun
5 years ago
Stunning
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