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Can you please tell me where the coffee table was purchased?

Emmy Krasovitsky

9 years ago

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John Cannon Homes
9 years ago
Thank you for your interest in John Cannon Homes - Building luxury custom homes in southwest Florida for over 25 years.
This coffee table was purchased from Stanley Furniture, the name of the piece is Avalon Heights Round Glass Cocktail table SKU number 193-15-01. Combining metal and glass, the table is a style knockout. Linking octagons create the circular basis, which is then topped with a tempered glass top with a polished edge. The rounded shape serves as a focal point, inviting friends and guests to the conversation, while it softens the metal and glass duo for a design that is as attractive as it is welcoming.
credbrooks
9 years ago
Is this model home available to see I love it!

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