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7 years ago

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Campbell Wake Interior Design & Styling
7 years ago
Hi Jesse Funk,

These stools were purchased a couple of years ago, not sure if they are still available. Will check for you

Kind regards,

Leanne
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Campbell Wake Interior Design & Styling
7 years ago
Hi Jesse, I purchased these from West Elm, but they change their stock over quite regularly and I haven't seen them available for a while now. You never know they may bring them back, they were really comfortable and looked great with our styling.

Kind regards,

Leanne
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