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4 years ago

Hi, where are the curtains from?

Thank you

MOROCCAN-INSPIRED CONDO (2013) · More Info

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Rebecca Mitchell Interiors
4 years ago
Custom made for this project here in Montreal.
andrmaja
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you for your response, such a beatiful design.
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My pleasure and thank you for your message! Best regards from Montreal.

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