Rowe Natural Outdoor Patio Teak Wood Bar Chairs (Set of 2) Antique Brushed Gray Built-in Desk with Corkboard: An Swatch:Zigana Yellow

Name: Rowe Natural Outdoor Patio Teak Wood Bar Chairs (Set of 2) Antique Brushed Gray Built-in Desk with Corkboard: An Swatch:Zigana Yellow
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 89755826201
Price: 269.62 USD
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Rowe Natural Outdoor Patio Teak Wood Bar Chairs (Set of 2) Antique Brushed Gray Built in Desk with Corkboard: An Swatch:Zigana Yellow Built in Desk with Corkboard: An integrated desk and corkboard panel create a dedicated study or workspace directly within the bed unit providing a stylish place for drinks or small objects Color: Natural Stretcher bars between the legs add support and stability to the frame for everyday use while floor glides help protect surfaces

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