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Frank Lloyd Wright Daybed

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Frank Lloyd Wright "Taliesin" Line Daybed
Frank Lloyd Wright "Taliesin" Line Daybed

Frank Lloyd Wright "Taliesin" Line Daybed

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H 12.5 in W 77.25 in D 26.75 in

Frank Lloyd Wright "Taliesin" Line Daybed

Located in Palm Springs, CA

A very chic daybed by this very celebrated architect. Restored in a dark mahogany finish and eggshell tussah silk.

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Vintage 1950s American Daybeds

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