Safavieh Franco Rattan Sloping Chair Brown Size:Accent Chair the naturally textured wool/viscose pile Size:18'' X 18'' w/ Poly Fill Square

Name: Safavieh Franco Rattan Sloping Chair Brown Size:Accent Chair the naturally textured wool/viscose pile Size:18'' X 18'' w/ Poly Fill Square
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 69524055485
Price: 252.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.667800000000001 (10 reviews)

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Safavieh Franco Rattan Sloping Chair Brown Size:Accent Chair the naturally textured wool viscose pile Size:18'' X 18'' w Poly Fill Square the naturally textured wool viscose pile is highly resilient and easy to care for enthralling to look at and perfect for high traffic areas It exudes harmonious texture and coloration that is pleasing to see and to touch 3'' X 18''Backrest Height (Inches): 17

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