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Planter/light fixture

6 years ago

Where can I source the planter/light fixture and the greenhouse lights?

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moonraystudio_photography
6 years ago
Ask Cooley&Rose interior design.

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Cooley & Rose
6 years ago
This was a bespoke design that we created here at the studio in collaboration with the artist Noah Rose and Daniel at DLM Garden Design
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