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7 years ago

Can you tell me where the cane/rattan chairs come from please.
I am looking to add a "natural" feature and would like it to be MY chair, so I'm also keen to know the approx dimensions for my comfort.....depth and width of seat area and height from the floor.....don't want my feet to dangle in the air!!!
Many thanks, Susan

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7 years ago
Hi Susan,

I'm the photographer. Please ask Jodie at Seaside Creative Interiors (on Houzz also)

Cheers Paul
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