DRYFTWOOD & RECYCLED TIN Remi Coffee Table Solid Wood Bramble 25783 Sp Order
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DRYFTWOOD & RECYCLED TIN Remi Coffee Table Solid Wood Bramble 25783 Sp Order
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Our Urban collection emerged out of a collision of two elements – becoming a harmonious union of wood and metal. We’ve used superior quality Hevea wood and treated it with our Driftwood finish to make it appear worn and weathered. The wrought iron adds a rugged contrast for an authentic industrial appeal.Introducing an urban-industrial vibe to any living room, this Remi Coffee Table lends character and depth to a sitting area. Crafted in solid mahogany, dovetail drawers add organization and storage potential. This piece is offered with a vast array of finish and distress options to create a truly custom design. Durable and trendy it is definitely an ideal purchase for your modern lifestyle. This Remi Coffee Table would be the perfect addition to your Home. Expert workmanship is evident in the detailed etchings from top to bottom. This Remi Coffee Table is not just very functional it also very decorative to complement home decors. This furniture collection is uniquely stylish, yet casual, comfortable and inviting. This collection is also capable of decorating every room in your home.
Features:
- Urban Collection
- DRYFTWOOD & RECYCLED TIN
- Remi Coffee Table
- Dovetail drawers
- Gorgeous finish
- Optimal Storage Space
- Artistic Design
- Mahogany Solid Wood Material
- Superior Craftsmanship
- Bramble Brand
Dimensions:
- 18.1H x 59.1W x 23.6D in
- 143.3 lbs
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