vidaXL Floor Sofa Bed 2-in-1 Light Grey 122x204x55 cm Velvet

vidaXL Floor Sofa Bed 2-in-1 Light Grey 122x204x55 cm Velvet

Marsoni

M251S

$273.96

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vidaXL Floor Sofa Bed 2-in-1 Light Grey 122x204x55 cm VelvetThis floor sofa bed, serving as both a floor sofa and floor bed, makes a practical and eye catching addition to your living room or bedroom. 2 in 1 function: This floor sofa bed has a convertible design. You can easily change it from a floor sofa to a double floor bed by unfolding the seat cushions and turn it back into a loveseat by folding the seat cushions. Comfortable seat experience: This sleeper sofa is covered in a soft and comfortable velvet

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