Silver Mirrored Top Coffee Table with Gold Metal Curved Legs, Kensington Townhouse

Silver Mirrored Top Coffee Table with Gold Metal Curved Legs, Kensington Townhouse

Marsoni

M251S

$114.97

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Silver Mirrored Top Coffee Table with Gold Metal Curved Legs, Kensington TownhouseBright and glamorous, the Kensington Townhouse Silver Coffee Table by Orsina blends cool reflection with warm metallic structure. Orsina sets a mirrored glass top and coordinating mirrored lower tier on gently curved iron legs finished in radiant gold. The interplay of silver and gold enriches contemporary living rooms while keeping the form light. Key Features and Benefits Silver coffee table with mirrored top and shelf for modern lounges. Gold

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