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10 years ago

The chairs look like they have nice dimensions, who makes them?

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Moore Architects, PC
10 years ago
These chairs were purchased separately by the homeowner. Sorry for the lack of information, but thank you for your interest in our work.
mpikul9
9 years ago
These look like crate and barrel chairs
Janet B
7 years ago
Chairs could be Pottery Barn Irving or Tyler arm chairs

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