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living room floor lamp

last year

Hi I was looking for a floor lamp similar to the one in the picture but it needs to be chrome. Anyone know or seen one about that’s reasonably priced? Thanks

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Claire Dunn Interiors
last year
Hi Julie,

Here's a few I found. Not quite like the one in the picture though.
minnie101
last year
B&Q do this with loads of different shades although can’t find white

https://www.diy.com/departments/first-choice-lighting-grey-chrome-grey-angled-floor-lamp/5056367117597_BQ.prd
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juliewoolie67
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As long as it’s the same shape and chrome I can always cover the shade

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