Tile Carved Console Table | Solid Mango Wood | Chestnut Finish | Hallway Storage SAT-BFD05 framed by a sturdy full-floor Metal Color:Tiger Eye

Name: Tile Carved Console Table | Solid Mango Wood | Chestnut Finish | Hallway Storage SAT-BFD05 framed by a sturdy full-floor Metal Color:Tiger Eye
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 30177893607
Price: 477.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.324 (17 reviews)

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SKU 30177893607 · ★ 4.3

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Tile Carved Console Table Solid Mango Wood Chestnut Finish Hallway Storage SAT BFD05 framed by a sturdy full floor Metal Color:Tiger Eye framed by a sturdy full floor base with scratch resistant melamine finish (E1 PB) Wireless music streaming via Bluetooth Its proportions are planned around a practical surface for entryway essentials bohemian and globally influenced homes and can be paired with both natural textures and more polished finishes

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