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14 years ago

Where can you buy the chair

Showhouse Bedroom for Teen Girl · More Info

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Carla Aston | Interior Designer
14 years ago
The chair was an old antique frame I found in a shop in Bryan, TX. I had the frame painted and it was covered in a Thom Felicia fabric. See the "before" image at my blog, www.designinthewoods.blogspot.com. The post is called "Mixing Old and New at the Showhouse'. Thanks!
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Munro + Sica Interior Design
14 years ago
if you want that same chair...there is one for sale on the detroit areas craigs list for $199.00. The exact chair in white.

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