where is chair from?

Lynette Rademaker

4 years ago

Looking for a place to source chairs similar to the one in the living room of the Fulham house

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Oakley Moore Interior Design
4 years ago
We often get our chairs made bespoke. You could try Robert Langford or Holly Hunt. If you would like us to help do let me know.
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