Covetown Queen Panel Bed with Mirrored Dresser and Nightstand in Dark Brown Va_NC_W_1_Table & 4 Side Chairs & Bench Dimensions: 120" W x 120"

Name: Covetown Queen Panel Bed with Mirrored Dresser and Nightstand in Dark Brown Va_NC_W_1_Table & 4 Side Chairs & Bench Dimensions: 120" W x 120"
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 18351569401
Price: 494.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6858 (14 reviews)

SKU 18351569401 · ★ 4.7

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Covetown Queen Panel Bed with Mirrored Dresser and Nightstand in Dark Brown Va_NC_W_1_Table & 4 Side Chairs & Bench Dimensions: 120" W x 120" Dimensions: 120" W x 120" D x 34" H Weight: 359 All case pieces are lacquer finished and feature nickel hardware Feast your eyes on this richly versatile bedroom package Its traditional inspired dark brown finish effortlessly blends with contemporary details to create a stunning look that's not too stuffy or too trendy

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