Do you remember where you purchased the gold fabric or who the manufacturer is?
furrytoes
11 years ago
It figures I would discover your blog after you have said good-bye to it and your followers. I hope you will still contribute on Houzz (through which I found your website). I've enjoyed seeing your beautiful rooms and learning about how you created them. Best wishes to you and your beautiful family.
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