Dining Table Debate: Timber or Glass?
By Dezign Pty
7 years ago
TIMBER; always!
GLASS is the way to go!
POLYURETHANE is actually my preference!
Don't really mind...
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By Dezign Pty
7 years agoRelated Discussions
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