- Material: Leather
- 3 Pieces
BROOKLYN 7PC DINING TABLE DARK MAHOGANY
ZK36,200.00
Yankee Elevation Large Passion Flower
ZK1,350.00
SHARON 3PC LEATHER ITALIAN/FASHION WHITE
ZK92,700.00
This 3-piece leather lounge suite is the definition of comfort, quality and style! The white color is versatile and will fit with any décor, color scheme, or aesthetic. This particular color allows this suite to stay timeless and makes it easy to accent it with colorful or patterned pillows and throws!
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