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where is the rug from?

dianaalvarezkaba

3 years ago

I'm looking for a large teal area rug. This one is lovely! where is it from?

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Kelly Rogers Interiors
3 years ago
Thank you! This is a custom area rug from Davis & Davis.
ejm9817
3 years ago
I love the rug - how do we reach out to Davis & Davis
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