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Love the headboard. Where is it from?

2 years ago

I've seen you've used some gorgeous headboards in your projects. Are they custom made? Or shop bought? Where can I get similar?

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Carton Interiors
2 years ago
Hi Ann, thank you. Yes all our headboards are custom made for each project. A local upholsterer may be able to make something similar for you. Best wishes
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