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4 years ago

Any idea where the wall plant holder can be purchased? Love the room

Chelsea New Build · More Info

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Vastu Interior Design Ltd
4 years ago
Hello,

Thank you, I'm pleased you like the room. The shelves on which i have arranged plants are by Gallotti&Radice.

Best wishes,

Rina.
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