VIG Versus Iris White Fabric Living Room Sofa
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The Offer includes One VIG Versus Iris White Fabric Living Room Sofa.
Be awed by the fine lines and clean white fabric upholstery of the VIG Versus Iris White Fabric Living Room Sofa!
A striking outline, comfortable cushioning and a ultra-soft fabric upholstery that holds up to ordinary living create this amazing fashion statement! This living room sofa has dimensions of W104 x D39" x H28" .
This couch exudes coolness, harmony and complexity to any room. When joined with dull hues, it radiates cleanliness and class. It can fit any living room or office style that you may have. You can sit down and relax on this couch as you free your mind from stresses and problems.
It is upholstered in soft white fabric that will exceed your expectations. The seat has soft cushions that comfort your back. Underneath the upholstery is high density foam that effortlessly springs back without leaving wrinkles and gaps on the couch surface. This sofa is set in a solid casing with sturdy legs that accentuate its contemporary outline.
The VIG Versus Iris White Fabric Living Room Sofa is a result of superior craftsmanship and durability that keeps it going for many years.
Free your home from negative vibes with this VIG Versus Iris White Fabric Living Room Sofa! Rush now and buy while stocks last!
Features:
- Ultra modern chic design
- Soft cushions
- Low to the floor
- White fabric upholstery
- Comfort and durable
- High end Look.
- Top Quality and Unique Furniture.
- The product Response for Higher Comfort and Durability.
- Superior Craftsmanship and Modern day Functionality.
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