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2 years ago

My partner would love the mirror where was it from please?

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MRArchitecture
2 years ago
Hi Ms Wickson. Sure! It is the Pixel Wall Mirror by Slide and comes in different finishes (https://slidedesign.it/en/prodotto/pixel/). It is available from different dealers.
Alex Wickson
Original Author
2 years ago
Great. Thanks so much!
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