OK Bet’s First Lighting Collection Is Full of Bright Ideas
OK Bet designer Kristin Baucom mixes floaty chiffon and silk with foraged wood and exposed bulbs in her first lighting collection.
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OK Bet designer Kristin Baucom mixes floaty chiffon and silk with foraged wood and exposed bulbs in her first lighting collection.
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