kitchen stools - from?

yellowmcgl

5 months ago

Hi there just wondering where the kitchen stools are from? Many thanks

JT Classic in Richlite | Highbury Barn Bespoke Kitchen · More Info

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Jack Trench Bespoke Kitchens & Furniture
Hello, these stools were sourced by our clients' interior designer so I am afraid that we don't know. Very best, Jack Trench Ltd
5 months ago
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kitchen stools - from?

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