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Would love to know where you bought the rug

Priscila Galvao

4 years ago

Could you please share where the rug comes from?

Thank you!

Joanna Lavens Home. Stockholm · More Info

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Full Service USA
4 years ago
Hi

I'm sorry but this was a long time ago and we do not keep track on this

I would like to help you in this matter but I can not

Thanks
Priscila Galvao
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you for answering!
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