8-Piece Connie Dining Chair and Arm Chair in Taupe gag-textile this counter stool adds functional Charcoal and Antique Walnut

Name: 8-Piece Connie Dining Chair and Arm Chair in Taupe gag-textile this counter stool adds functional Charcoal and Antique Walnut
Brand: benedik.com.br
SKU: 76468067533
Price: 1719.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5517 (7 reviews)

SKU 76468067533 · ★ 4.6

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8-Piece Connie Dining Chair and Arm Chair in Taupe gag-textile this counter stool adds functional Charcoal and Antique Walnut

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8 Piece Connie Dining Chair and Arm Chair in Taupe gag textile this counter stool adds functional Charcoal and Antique Walnut this counter stool adds functional seating to various rooms Construction: Features visible vertical wood planks for immediate use Design Details: Features tapered legs and visible stitching lines on the seat cushions

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