This bedding is gorgeous!

Eva J

5 years ago

I especially love the large print botanical fabric on the euro pillows & the bench; would you mind sharing your source?

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5 years ago
Hi, Eva! The bench and pillows are custom made out of Kravet Capparis fabric in Spa. It's one of our favorites! :)
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