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Dining set

Maribel Mueller

11 months ago

I love the design of this house, especially the kitchen. Please, I would like to know where did you buy the dining set in the kitchen. Thank you very much.

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J Renee Designs
11 months ago
Thank you! The table is from Arhaus and the chairs are from Cb2.
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