Kohler K-23463-SCLED-SNL - Componentse One-Light Led Sconce

Kohler K-23463-SCLED-SNL - Componentse One-Light Led Sconce

Marsoni

M251S

$304.50

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Kohler K-23463-SCLED-SNL - Componentse One-Light Led SconceRevitalize your bathroom space with the elegant and practical Kohler Bathroom Accessories, SKU K 23463 SCLED SNL. Designed to add both style and utility to your bathroom, each piece is crafted with attention to detail, ensuring durability and ease of use. Whether you're undertaking a full renovation or simply refreshing your space, Kohler accessories provide the perfect finishing touches. Their sleek design complements a range of bathroom styles, from

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012