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can the velvet sofa be purchased in more casual fabrics

last year

I am interested in the room that I would like to turn into a large family room.

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Sweetlake Interior Design LLC
last year
Hi

We make the sofa custom here in Houston. You can choose any type of fabric.
Karen Axler
Original Author
last year
Thanks for your response.
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