Baxton Studio Layla Mid-century Retro Modern Grey Fabric Upholstered Button-tufted Chaise Lounge Mid Arms Foam Assembly required: Yes Product

Baxton Studio Layla Mid-century Retro Modern Grey Fabric Upholstered Button-tufted Chaise Lounge Mid Arms Foam Assembly required: Yes Product

Name: Baxton Studio Layla Mid-century Retro Modern Grey Fabric Upholstered Button-tufted Chaise Lounge Mid Arms Foam Assembly required: Yes Product
Brand: media-visuel.fr
SKU: 43993924116
Price: 258.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.714600000000001 (24 reviews)

SKU 43993924116 ★ 4.7

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Baxton Studio Layla Mid century Retro Modern Grey Fabric Upholstered Button tufted Chaise Lounge Mid Arms Foam Assembly required: Yes Product Foam Assembly required: Yes Product SKU: BS BETA AN+CAM2 Product UPC: 681144427436 Shipping Type: Small Parcel Brand: LumiSource Additional Information › Product Weight: 13 the Layla is well padded for laying comfort See full return policy

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