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Cedartree Home is a small family run business dedicated to sourcing vintage, unique, unusual and eclectic furniture. We pride ourselves in providing reclaimed, quirky and unusual pieces for your home, made from reclaimed teak, acacia wood and mango wood. Over the years we have built up a long relationship with our factories around the world allowing us top request bespoke pieces which remain unique to us. Browse our full range on our online store. We are always here to help you with any query.
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Unit H, Alanbrooke Business Park,, YO7 3SE, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom
- 07767 786095
- cedartreehome.co.uk
Love our draws and Harry was super…
Love our draws and Harry was super helpful getting them to us.
25 July 2021
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