Name: Lyman Right-Arm Facing Corner Chaise, Graphite
SKU: 9330317
Price: 749.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Lyman Right-Arm Facing Corner Chaise, Graphite - 9330317

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9330317

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Ashley Homestore
Ashley Home Stores Ltd. is an American furniture store chain that sells Ashley Furniture products. Mattresses, Bedroom, Beds, Foundations & Bases, Nightstands, Dressers, Chest of Drawers, Vanities.

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Mixing mid-century inspiration with modern attitude, this right-arm facing chaise is as retro chic as it is fashion forward. Loaded with multi-tonal interest, the granite gray upholstery is the essence of earthy elegance. Design elements include slim track arms and tapered accent legs that are right on point. Ashley® is a Registered Trademark of Ashley Furniture Industries, LLC.

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Why I Built these Amazing Wooden Christmas Trees! I love building holiday decor to make my home more festive. These Christmas trees are so fun and easy to build and add that fun holiday element for my home during the holidays! Why We Love this Wooden Christmas Tree Decor DIY Easy to store away between holiday seasons Get the custom finish desired Inexpensive, quick andeasy to build Great plan to buildfor friends, family or craft fair Multiple sizes to create a forest Easy to add decor items to dress up Built using minimal tools How I Built these DIY Wooden Christmas Trees Here is a quick video tutorial of how I built these wooden Christmas tree decorations - I cut all of my pieces according to the cut list and then sanded each piece before assembly. You will want to clamp the top of the tree and make sure you are shooting the nails in at the c...

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