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fabulous kitchen - light fittings from where.?

7 years ago

Hi can you tell me where you sourced the island pendants?

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BeSpace - kitchens/bedrooms/living
7 years ago
They were got from www.lights.ie
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fidunlevy
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7 years ago
Thank you!
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