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Love this desk! How can I purchase it?

2 years ago

Hello. Can you please share the details for the desk... the manufacturer and model and how to purchase? It's beautiful! Thanks.

A Rustic Touch in Bressi Ranch · More Info

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Hamilton-Gray Design, Inc.
2 years ago
We worked with the owner supplied desk and chair to design this office and do not have the purchase information for you.
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