BORGEBY Coffee table, birch veneer, 70 cm

Name: BORGEBY
Brand: coffee table
SKU: 70389356
Price: 89.99 EUR
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89,99€

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BORGEBY

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Let your eyes rest on BORGEBY table. The stylish and airy shape creates a visual calm in the room – and the practical storage under the table top makes it easy to keep all your small things organised.

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