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Chandelier

8 years ago

Would you mind telling me where this lovely light is from? Many thanks

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8 years ago
Hi, thanks for your message. The chandelier is the CL501 Michelangelo Chandelier with drops from Bella Figura, www.bella-figura.com

Best wishes, Clare
Fraser Watson
6 years ago
Hey! Would you mind telling me where the TV Bed is from?
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