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Really like the chairs - are they customisable?

last year

Hey Emmy, really like the style of these chairs. They look like the ones in your Sophisticated Apartment project. Can you share where they are from and whether they are customisable - different fabric? Thanks in advance, Danny

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last year
Hi DK
Glad you like them. They are the Quay dining chair from King Living and the barstools are also from King living called Cassia
Cheers
Emmy
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