jysk esstisch ausziehbar LYNGVIG 95x180/260 Eiche natur MamboCat Variant Grün 18tlg

Name: jysk esstisch ausziehbar LYNGVIG 95x180/260 Eiche natur MamboCat Variant Grün 18tlg
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SKU: 62811269899
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jysk esstisch ausziehbar LYNGVIG 95x180/260 Eiche natur MamboCat Variant Grün 18tlg

MamboCat Variant Grün 18tlg Kaffeeservice I farbige Porzellan-Kaffeeset für 6 Personen I Je 6X Kaffeetassen 200ml, Untertassen & Kuchenteller I buntes Geschirr für Frühstück & Kaffee Küche, Haushalt & Wohnen

X-Module bieten den größten Stauraum, während Quadrate oder Rauten eine kompakte Lösung darstellen

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Dank ihrer essentiellen Form lässt sie sich leicht in verschiedene Einrichtungsstile integrieren und wird so zu einem Detail, das die Umgebung mit Diskretion und Magie bereichert

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