Meridian 651 Camelia Cream w/Gold Living Room Set 3Pcs Carved Wood Traditional
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Meridian 651 Camelia Cream w/Gold Living Room Set 3Pcs Carved Wood Traditional.
The Offer Includes: Sofa, Loveseat, Chair Only.
The Camelia living room collection is an impeccable example of truly memorable, opulent traditional design. Your living room will be the height of dignified fashions with top quality fabric and traditional carved details. Every line of the living room boasts old world elegance from the hand carved designs to the fabric upholstery. The Camelia Collection by Meridian Furniture. Features a traditional hand crafted design, upholstered in a beautiful custom fabric. Features a solid wood frame with a Walnut finish with gold accents, this collection is guaranteed to be the highlight of any home. Throw pillows included. Luxurious and elegant, this sofa set features custom imported fabric in warm, neutral tones and a Walnut finish that complements any home handsomely. The solid wood frame offers hand-carved designs that are highlighted by the gold accents. Plush cushions and matching accent pillows turn this design piece into a comfortable spot to sit and visit with friends.
Features:
- Camelia Collection
- Traditional Classic Style
- Walnut Finish with Gold Accents
- Latte Cream upholstery with embroidery
- Hand-carved Wood
- Accent pillows included
- Durable wood frame
- Solid wood
- Removable back for easy door entry
- Some assembly required
Dimensions:
- Sofa : 93"L x 37"D x 45"H
- Loveseat : 73"L x 37"D x 45"H
- Chair : 30.5"L x 30.5"D x 47"H
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