where is the light from?

Kk39

3 years ago

hello, they chandelier is amazing... could I ask where it is from because it's exactly what im after!! Please....

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Amberth
3 years ago
Hello,

Thank you for your enquiry. Unfortunately, we have no details for the chandelier, as it was specified and supplied by the Interior Designer - Nicole Adamo.

Kind regards,

Amberth Team
Kk39
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3 years ago
thanks for replying - do you gave any contact details for nicole? even email or something?
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