Coussin pour petit fauteuil Hiray de Ludovica et Roberto Palomba - Kartell Color:Ecru "Our &Tradition product portfolio would designer_Pierre Jeanneret

Name: Coussin pour petit fauteuil Hiray de Ludovica et Roberto Palomba - Kartell Color:Ecru "Our &Tradition product portfolio would designer_Pierre Jeanneret
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Coussin pour petit fauteuil Hiray de Ludovica et Roberto Palomba - Kartell Color:Ecru

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Coussin pour petit fauteuil Hiray de Ludovica et Roberto Palomba Kartell Color:Ecru "Our &Tradition product portfolio would designer_Pierre Jeanneret "Our &Tradition product portfolio would not be complete without this endearing example of this radical design evangelist Storage modules: Includes two drawers it features clip on straps for a perfect fit and a non slip rubberized lining Durable and elegant

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