Patio Sessel mit Bouclé-Polsterung in Weiss und Beinen aus massivem Buchenholz natur FSC Mix Credit Farbe_Türkis / Schwarz Sie verleihen Ihrer Einrichtung Struktur

Name: Patio Sessel mit Bouclé-Polsterung in Weiss und Beinen aus massivem Buchenholz natur FSC Mix Credit Farbe_Türkis / Schwarz Sie verleihen Ihrer Einrichtung Struktur
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 71308366171
Price: 354.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1935 (29 reviews)

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Patio Sessel mit Bouclé Polsterung in Weiss und Beinen aus massivem Buchenholz natur FSC Mix Credit Farbe_Türkis Schwarz Sie verleihen Ihrer Einrichtung Struktur Sie verleihen Ihrer Einrichtung Struktur und Individualität was die Lebensdauer des Produkts erheblich verlängert The legs are crafted from natural solid beechwood – robust

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