vidaXL Bedside Cabinets 2 pcs Concrete Grey 38x35x56 cm Engineered Wood

vidaXL Bedside Cabinets 2 pcs Concrete Grey 38x35x56 cm Engineered Wood

Marsoni

M251S

$172.03

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vidaXL Bedside Cabinets 2 pcs Concrete Grey 38x35x56 cm Engineered WoodBring a classic charm into your interior with our bedside cabinet! Made of quality engineered wood, this nightstand is sturdy, durable and versatile. As a universally applicable chest, you can also use it as a couch table in the living room. Three drawers provide ample storage space for keeping your magazines, books, remote controls and other small items well organised and within reach. Additionally, this bedside cabinet is easy to clean with damp

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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026