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love the chairs and side table!! where are they from?

5 years ago

Would love details on the chairs and side table. Thank you!

BAY FRONT BEACH HOUSE | MANTOLOKING, NEW JERSEY · More Info

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J. PATRYCE DESIGN
5 years ago
Hi - the chairs are custom made. The table is from a company called Made Goods who sells thru Mecox Gardens!
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