Polyurethane Upholstered Queen Bed With Low Profile Footboard & Block Leg, Brown

Marsoni

M251S

$109.94

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Polyurethane Upholstered Queen Bed With Low Profile Footboard & Block Leg, BrownThis luxurious looking Queen size bed will be an instant addition to your classy bedroom. The bed has simple details including a polyurethane upholstered headboard in espresso brown brown finish along with low profile footboard to lend a more style appeal. The bed footboard also features leather upholstery with wooden block feet. Made up of solid wood and Polyurethane , this Queen bed is designed with precision so that it will blend easily with all

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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026