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Love the grey chaise lounge -

9 years ago

I'm looking for a similar style lounge chair/chaise lounge for my reading room - can you tell me where it came from? Thank you!

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vickyirish
9 years ago
i am also loving the chaise longue, i would love to know where it is from! thank you
junegray
8 years ago
Looks like IKEA chaise.
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