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A pastoral symphony

BEST CHINA

A pair of elegant armchairs against a chinoiserie-style garden-scene backdrop creates the perfect moment to pause for thought and be transported to a distant land. Floating Palace, which depicts oversized lotus flowers, ornate pagodas and drifting sampans, is a reimagined print from Liberty’s archive initially produced in the 1970s. Opt to embrace the subtle retro styling of the lush garden

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