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where did you purchase this couch??

Kimberly Sepulveda

3 years ago

Where did you purchase this couch?

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Anna Stathaki | Photography
3 years ago
Hi there, i was the photographer of the project. Although i know that the sofa is the Togo sofa and i am sure you can find it in Heal's.
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