Nicola - Chest - Silver Synthetic Leather & Black

Nicola - Chest - Silver Synthetic Leather & Black

Marsoni

M251S

$568.30

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Nicola - Chest - Silver Synthetic Leather & BlackThe glamorous Nicola chest features show stopping diamond quilted drawer fronts with gleaming chrome accents. The oversized chrome hardware makes a bold statement creating a modern bedroom piece. The sleek black finish is the perfect contrast to the silver PU. It features six ample storage drawers to store away clothing and display your jewelry collection on the spacious tabletop. Product Features KD Legs PU Pattern Drawer Front Drawer: Metal Side

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012