Coffee Table

Shelley

6 years ago

This coffee table is exactly what I'm looking for. Can you provide purchasing info?

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Robb & Stucky
6 years ago
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Hi Shelley,

Thanks for reaching out! The Interior Designer behind the project, Susan Bleda, would be happy to help you and give you more details. Please contact her at by phone at (239) 732-2454 or email at sbleda@robbstuckyintl.com. Be sure to include the link to this photo and mention the Winterberry Model.

Thanks,

Robb & Stucky Marketing Team
Shelley
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6 years ago
Thanks so much - I will give Susan a call!
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