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Love the extended headboard. Where can one purchase it?

2 years ago

Is this custom made?

W12 - Greenside Road, Shepherds Bush · More Info

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Brooke Copp-Barton Interiors
2 years ago
Hi there - thanks very much. Yes, we custom made this for the space.
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