Wallpaper

kimmshort

4 years ago

Found the bed :). Could you provide more information on the wallpaper? Thanks!

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Kelly Rogers Interiors
4 years ago
The wallpaper is from Osborne & Little :).
kimmshort
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4 years ago
Thank you so much! Unfortunately the wallpaper in this specific color has been discontinued. :(. Unable to order online. Such a shame!!
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