Where did you get the bedding from?

Crystal Olson

10 years ago

Under the Apple Tree Canopy Bed by LummeDesigns · More Info

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Marette Cronin
10 years ago
Interesting, loving the bedspread following through from the wall or vice versa, but I can't imagine having a bed like that in reality. A little bit too much going on but the creativity has to be appreciated. Really not so sure about the 'head' of the bed!!
murphys
9 years ago
Reminds me of something out of an Edgar Allan Poe story...
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