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Farah Jospeh brand is one of the UK’s up and coming furniture specialists. Farah Joseph is the designer behind the brand.
George Street, BD1 5AA, Bradford, United Kingdom
3.8
2 reviews
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I came to Farah with an idea for a backdrop and she created an amazing product for me better than I expected and amazing quality.
I cannot wait to offer my clients this new product and will most definitely be back for more
A fantastic end to end service - Purchased a Jacques footstool and the quality/price and correspondence were all 10/10. I will definitely be using Farah Joseph again in the future - Highly recommended
John
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