Super duper ;)
20 December 2011
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DiMaria er en lille dansk designvirksomhed med design, produktion og salg af wallstickers. Vi sælger online direkte til vores kunder, og ringer eller mailer du til os, snakker du direkte med ejerne - Anni og Karsten Gudiksen. Vi designer primært citater og tekster og dekoration til børneværelset, og laver også hundredevis af specialdesigns hvert år. Vi håber du er tilfreds med vores udvalg, ordrehåndtering og kundeservice, ellers hører vi gerne fra dig.
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Hjarbækvej 65, 8831, Løgstrup, Denmark
- 50 44 68 00
- info@dimaria.dk
- www.dimaria.dk
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Min nye wallsticker har gjort mit køkken mere positivt:)
det var ikke helt let at sætte den op men resultatet var let at få øje på
31 July 2011
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