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who is the artist/photographer for the large living room picture?

last year

Who is the artist for large living room picture?

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last year
Hi there! its by Christy Schnabel - she’s a photographer in Santa Monica
tim1040
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12 months ago
Her website’s photography looks quite different. Wanted to double check the artist?
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PRO
22 INTERIORS
12 months ago
It is for sure her - odetta1@me.com email her and ask about this one / it's not on the website but it's def hers. It's called Cacti.

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