any chance you will make other sizes?

Kate Krone

vor 8 Jahren

Say, king or euro shams in this black greek key design? Thanks

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Jill Sorensen Lifestyle Design
vor 8 Jahren
Yes. Available in Euro Size. Will get link working ASAP. Thank you!
Kate Krone
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vor 8 Jahren
hellooooooooooo
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Hello Kate! Working with Houzz on updating our products. I should have a confirmation for you at the end of the week!

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