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where to buy the furniture?

4 years ago

hi there, I just wondered where you bought the furniture for the room?

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4 years ago
Hi philbaker23, apologies for the delay in our response. The yellow chair is from made.com and the chest of drawers, toy box, crib and wardrobe is all from Maisons Du Monde: https://www.maisonsdumonde.com/UK/en
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