Revora 4-pieces (1 Four Seater Lux Sofa & 1 Four Seater Sofa & 2 Chair) Livingroom in Cream - Brick Material_Acacia 0"H & CENTER GLIDE B9250-11

Name: Revora 4-pieces (1 Four Seater Lux Sofa & 1 Four Seater Sofa & 2 Chair) Livingroom in Cream - Brick Material_Acacia 0"H & CENTER GLIDE B9250-11
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 36213725173
Price: 12454.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.882000000000001 (12 reviews)

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Revora 4 pieces (1 Four Seater Lux Sofa & 1 Four Seater Sofa & 2 Chair) Livingroom in Cream Brick Material_Acacia 0"H & CENTER GLIDE B9250 11 0"H & CENTER GLIDE B9250 11 MILLIE DRESSER TOP BROWN CHER 39 Table Top : 8mm glass + 3mm ceramic Base: Sanded black powder coated metal Two 16'' Extensions Swivel chairs Back PU: SMK 14 Front fabric: NS1034 7 Blue (2 tones) Legs: Black powder coated metal Revora blends the heritage of design with contemporary sophistication Every line and detail is meticulously crafted

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