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Love the stools! Are they comfortable? Where are they from?

last year

Looking for modern, but warm, comfortable swivel stools - hard to find!

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The Myers Touch
last year
Thanks very much for your message Susan. The bar stools are purchased through us - they are very comfortable and we have some in our studio if you are close by to come and try them at all? Alternatively, if you let us know how many you are after we can provide a price. Email design@themyerstouch.co.uk and a member of our design team will be happy to help.

Kind regards,

Angela
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