Belachime Full Panel Bed with Mirrored Dresser

Belachime Full Panel Bed with Mirrored Dresser

Marsoni

M251S

$310.00

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Belachime Full Panel Bed with Mirrored DresserWith its clean lined look and modern attitude, this bedroom package is a fresh style awakening. A warm charcoal hue over replicated oak grain easily complements other furniture finishes. Smooth drawer fronts with antiqued pewter tone handles complete the aesthetic. Specifications Details B2589B5: Includes headboard, footboard and rails, Made of engineered wood (MDF particleboard) and decorative laminate, Dark charcoal finish over replicated oak grain

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011