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love the wood burning stove, where is it from?

4 years ago

love the shape and design of this stove, i live in Ayrshire in Scotland, is there anywhere within the country that i could get it or would i have to order from supplier in England?

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Inside Story Photography
4 years ago
Hi,

Yes its a lovely stove. I'm the photographer not designer so I don't know where it's from. The photo is of a holiday lodge in Brompton Lakes, North Yourkshire. They might be able to help you.
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