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      <title>Rebuilding an old corner bed</title>
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      <description>Rebuildind an antique corner bed Here is a project that goes beyond the simple restoration of an antique piece of furniture.
I had a wooden bed, family heirloom, in very poor condition and very incomplete.
I had actually kept it only for the lovely cherry wood it was made of, and not in the idea of restoring it.
This is a piece of furniture of the years 1900s, regional style of Upper Brittany in France, Chateaubriand region, made of beautiful cherry.</description>
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