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New York Stories - Chapter House

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£8.5

From our Culture Lifestyle collection, this illustrated library print captures a quiet reading room tucked away in the heart of New York in warm cream, brown and muted terracotta tones. Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves frame a tall city window, while a reading chair, rolling ladder and table stacked with books create a peaceful retreat from the streets outside. Part of the New York Stories series, designed to work as a cohesive set or as a beautiful standalone piece. Available as framed wall art, wrapped canvas or an unframed print in a range of sizes. This piece suits living rooms, bedrooms, read

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