Pamela Anderson Launches 40-Piece Rattan Furniture Collection with Olive Ateliers
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Summary
Pamela Anderson has collaborated with Los Angeles furniture company Olive Ateliers to create a 40-piece rattan furniture collection. The collection has received mixed reactions from commenters, with some praising its organic aesthetic while others questioning the celebrity involvement. The article appears to be part of Dezeen's newsletter content promoting their design coverage.
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Commenters had mixed opinions on the project, with one opining it's 'waiting for a celebrity to'
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