who makes this piece?

Yoerys Fraga

6 years ago

Can you tell me who makes this piece? What are the dimensions? Is the bed a queen size?

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studiovert environmental + interior design
6 years ago
This is a custom built-in queen murphy bed with drawers and desk. The builder was BKI in Boulder, CO
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