Love this decor! Could you please advise where the rug here is from?

sarahdesmond

11 months ago

Sarah Desmond

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Sims Hilditch
11 months ago
Hello,

Thank you for your interest in our New Forest Manor project.

The rug is a Masai M602 bound in Rhino Brown by Capitol Carpets.

Best wishes,

Sims Hilditch
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Love this decor! Could you please advise where the rug here is from?

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