Tinley 5-piece Modular Sectional With Chaise And Ottoman Collection_Cascilla Crafted from solid wood and Color:Auburn

Name: Tinley 5-piece Modular Sectional With Chaise And Ottoman Collection_Cascilla Crafted from solid wood and Color:Auburn
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 8495667102
Price: 1356.60 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.117 (28 reviews)

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Tinley 5 piece Modular Sectional With Chaise And Ottoman Collection_Cascilla Crafted from solid wood and Color:Auburn Crafted from solid wood and finished in a rich dark brown Smooth power reclining allows you to always find your ideal lounging position at the touch of a button Reversible chaise the versatile corner seat is equipped with adjustable back and armrests for personalized comfort and reversible cushions for easy maintenance and extended durability

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