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The white Cubic Shelves - Where to Buy them

6 years ago

Where do you get the cute looking shelves?

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john_s_curtis46
6 years ago
Hi Rebecca, could you please let me know where you get the cute looking white cubic shelves?
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Studio Vie
6 years ago
Hi John

Sorry for the slow response. They are the Boogie Woogie shelves from Magis. They are a great product, as they are modular and come in different colours so you can build your own shape/space. We mixed black and white modules.

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Rebecca
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john_s_curtis46
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Thanks Rebecca!

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