dieter knoll garderoben GARDEROBE, Weiß, Eiche, Holz, 4-teilig, Wildeiche, furniert, 270x200x32 cm, Made in Germany, Garderobe, Garderoben-Sets & Serien, ab 4.614,00 € (Oktober 2026) Frühjahr/Sommer2024

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dieter knoll garderoben GARDEROBE, Weiß, Eiche, Holz, 4-teilig, Wildeiche, furniert, 270x200x32 cm, Made in Germany, Garderobe, Garderoben-Sets & Serien, ab 4.614,00 € (Oktober 2026) Frühjahr/Sommer2024

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