Tischsets 48 G/M2 31X43 Cm Ardoise Zellulose (2000 Einheit) - Code 255.39

Tischsets 48 G/M2 31X43 Cm Ardoise Zellulose (2000 Einheit) - Code 255.39

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Tischsets 48 G/M2 31X43 Cm Ardoise Zellulose (2000 Einheit) - Code 255.39Tischdecke aus dunkelgrauem Zellulosegewebe mit einem Gewicht von 48 g m und einer Gre von 31 x 43 cm. Ihr Design zeichnet sich durch eine schiefergraue Farbe mit einem visuellen Finish aus, das eine Textur feiner vertikaler Linien simuliert, was der Tischprsentation eine elegante und moderne Note verleiht. Der einheitliche und schlichte Farbton lsst sich leicht mit verschiedenen Geschirr und Dekorationsstilen kombinieren und passt sowohl zu formellen

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006