Rockefeller Nightstand 2.0 in Tatiana Midnight Blue (set of 2) Dresser Mirrors The Blue/White/Gold II Tempered Glass Swatch:Zigana Yellow

Name: Rockefeller Nightstand 2.0 in Tatiana Midnight Blue (set of 2) Dresser Mirrors The Blue/White/Gold II Tempered Glass Swatch:Zigana Yellow
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 26944931196
Price: 159.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Rockefeller Nightstand 2.0 in Tatiana Midnight Blue (set of 2) Dresser Mirrors The Blue White Gold II Tempered Glass Swatch:Zigana Yellow The Blue White Gold II Tempered Glass w Foil Wall Art is a wall art piece constructed from tempered glass with foil that provides a vibrant focal point for interior spaces Overall Dimensions (Inches): 30''W x 37''D x 37''HItem Weight: 74 lbs These nightstands are suitable for bedside use in bedrooms Nightstand (Each Piece):

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