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6 years ago

I love the hanging light fixture! Where did you get it?

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Craftstone Architects, Inc.
6 years ago
The owner purchased it from Horton's Lighting in LaGrange, IL www.hortonshome.com. Light fixture is by Kichler, "Chicago Pendant" 3227AGZ
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