Bootsbank „Phinsi“ – maritime Teakholz Bank im Boot Design in Rustic White 145 cm

Bootsbank „Phinsi“ – maritime Teakholz Bank im Boot Design in Rustic White 145 cm

Marsoni

M251S

$299.50

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Bootsbank „Phinsi“ – maritime Teakholz Bank im Boot Design in Rustic White 145 cmDie Bootsbank Phinsi ist ein echtes Statement fr alle, die maritimes Design lieben und Wert auf auergewhnliche Mbelstcke legen. Inspiriert von traditionellen Booten bringt diese einzigartige Bank das Gefhl von Meer, Freiheit und Kstenleben direkt in dein Zuhause. Die geschwungene Bootsform, kombiniert mit dem rustikalen White Finish und liebevollen Details, macht sie zu einem stilvollen Blickfang in jedem Raum oder Garten. Gefertigt aus massivem,

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011