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7 years ago

Love the rug. Where can it be purchased?

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Marino General Contracting
7 years ago
@canorton824 Hi! Thanks for your question - we love the rug too! It was purchased from Salari Carpets in Vancouver, BC. http://www.salari.com/ We highly recommend if you're in the area!
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