gucci flora müller – emily Living Chairs

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gucci flora müller – emily Living Chairs

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gucci flora müller – emily Living Chairs

Moderner Marmor Couchtisch quadratisch auf Kufen

Der Kranz kann nun an der Haustür, an einer Gartenhütte oder an einer Innenwand aufgehängt werden

Living Chairs

Modell:Herzen

Belastbarkeit bis ca.100 kg Lieferumfang Lieferumfang / mitgeliefertes Zubehörschwarze Kunststoff-Fußkappen, verstellbar Hinweise Reinigungsart & PflegehinweiseOberfläche mit feuchtem Baumwolltuch abwischen und mit trockenem Tuch nachwischen Material & Farbe Material GestellMetall Mehr zu MaterialGestell: Eisen, pulverbeschichtetTischplatte: MDF Melamin-beschichtet in Dunkelgrau mit Maserung in Stein-Optik Material TischplatteHolzwerkstoff beschichtet Farbe / Dekor GestellSchwarzpulverbeschichtet Farbe / DekorDunkelgrau Artikelnummer: 14306790 * Lieferung ohne Dekoration Lieferung & Versand Lieferung: Diesen Artikel liefern wir per Spedition zu Ihnen nach Hause bis in die Wohnung

Guccio Gucci founded his company with the help of his three sons in 1921

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