Bayu Bar Stool glass-top this one-drawer nightstand brings thoughtful Color:Feathered

Name: Bayu Bar Stool glass-top this one-drawer nightstand brings thoughtful Color:Feathered
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 40896409299
Price: 123.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2115 (13 reviews)

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Bayu Bar Stool glass top this one drawer nightstand brings thoughtful Color:Feathered this one drawer nightstand brings thoughtful design to the bedside SKU 30901S4 — Caramel Flared legs define its silhouette Key Features: • Add a touch of classic style to your kitchen or bar with a backless stool featuring rich antiqued leather upholstery and channel tufting • Durable metal base provides stability for all your seating needs • Flared legs and X cross brace under the seat add visual interest and depth • Gently curved seat cradles you in comfort • Built in footrests provide support and style for the whole family

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