Fred Chaise In Gray Leather With Polished Stainless Steel Frame Humanscale The Atlas Collection--exclusively from Phillips DHC-108-122496-102

Name: Fred Chaise In Gray Leather With Polished Stainless Steel Frame Humanscale The Atlas Collection--exclusively from Phillips DHC-108-122496-102
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SKU: 72030186378
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Fred Chaise In Gray Leather With Polished Stainless Steel Frame Humanscale The Atlas Collection--exclusively from Phillips DHC-108-122496-102

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Fred Chaise In Gray Leather With Polished Stainless Steel Frame Humanscale The Atlas Collection exclusively from Phillips DHC 108 122496 102 The Atlas Collection exclusively from Phillips Collection Classic tulip shaping is recast with a deep black cast iron base and a patchwork brass clad top banded in distressed oak Fred Chaise In Gray Leather With Polished Stainless Steel Frame

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