Teak Wandschrank Intan Meteor schwarz 4 Türen 100 cm

Teak Wandschrank Intan Meteor schwarz 4 Türen 100 cm

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$915.00

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Teak Wandschrank Intan Meteor schwarz 4 Türen 100 cmBeschreibung: Entdecken Sie die faszinierende Verbindung von Eleganz und Geheimnis mit unserem Teak Wandschrank Intan Meteor in edlem Schwarz. Mit einer imposanten Hhe von 220 cm, einer kompakten Breite von 100 cm und einer grozgigen Tiefe von 50 cm prsentiert sich dieses Meisterwerk der Handwerkskunst als visuelles Statement. Die kunstvollen Holzschnitzereien an den 4 Tren verleihen ihm nicht nur Charakter, sondern erzhlen eine Geschichte von

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012