Ashbourne Estate Snowstone 6-Piece Sectional with Chaise (Online Special Price) Chalk Aluminum Wood Construction: A solid Acacia Swatch:Zigana Yellow

Name: Ashbourne Estate Snowstone 6-Piece Sectional with Chaise (Online Special Price) Chalk Aluminum Wood Construction: A solid Acacia Swatch:Zigana Yellow
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 82370136472
Price: 1872.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6021 (23 reviews)

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Ashbourne Estate Snowstone 6 Piece Sectional with Chaise (Online Special Price) Chalk Aluminum Wood Construction: A solid Acacia Swatch:Zigana Yellow Wood Construction: A solid Acacia wood base supports an Acacia veneer top over MDF SKU: B267B55 Item Weight: 667 lbs And the sectional's pieces can easily be rearranged to suit your space

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