vidaXL Cube Armchair with Chrome Feet Brown Faux Leather

vidaXL Cube Armchair with Chrome Feet Brown Faux Leather

Marsoni

M251S

$186.60

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vidaXL Cube Armchair with Chrome Feet Brown Faux LeatherThis gorgeous armchair, featuring a modern and timeless design, will be a real eye catcher to wherever it goes. Made of durable wood and upholstered in special leather mix fabric, this cube armchair is sturdy yet comfortable and designed for years of use. This quality special leather mix fabric armchair, which has exquisite and soft feel, is supported by solid chrome feet which bring extra stability. With the comfortable armrests and high tensile

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012