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Very inspired by this image. Where did the booth seating come from

Sarah Bowen-Harries

last year

Love the arrangement. Where did the bespoke seat come from?

A London Town House Kitchen By Burlanes · More Info

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last year
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Hi Sarah,its ours as we manufacture our own furniture here in the UK. Thanks Burlanes
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