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2-Sitzer-Sofa mit Zierkissen Hellgrau 140 cm Stoff

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2-Sitzer-Sofa mit Zierkissen Hellgrau 140 cm StoffDieses 2 Sitzer Sofa, das sich durch sein modernes Design und seine Zierkissen auszeichnet, bietet einen hervorragenden Platz zum Plaudern, Fernsehen oder einfach nur Entspannen. Strapazierfhiger Stoff: Der Stoff zeichnet sich durch einen schlichten und sauberen Look aus und ist gleichzeitig atmungsaktiv und langlebig. Robustes und stabiles Gestell: Das Metallgestell verleiht dem Sofa Robustheit und Stabilitt. Sofakissen mit Fllung: Die Kissen werden
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