Made in Canada Customizable Sofa Lab Round 38" Fabric Ottoman – Chenille White | Pouf courbé personnalisable de Sofa Lab de 38 po fabriqué au Canada en tissu - Chenille White FRANCO The solid wood frames are
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Made in Canada Customizable Sofa Lab Round 38" Fabric Ottoman – Chenille White Pouf courbé personnalisable de Sofa Lab de 38 po fabriqué au Canada en tissu Chenille White FRANCO The solid wood frames are The solid wood frames are finished in a sleek black paint that is paired with faux leather upholstery Design: Slender drape pole with bubbly accent designer finials Material: High quality material Dimensions: 28 L 48 L Inches (The rod is extendable from 28 Inches to 48 Inches) Use: For hanging curtains A solid hardwood frame supports this piece Finish the stylish look of this Round Ottoman by wrapping it in any of the 32 different fabrics offered by The Brick's Sofa Lab custom furniture program
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