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Dining table: with shiny chrome legs or dark steel?

5 years ago

Which one do you fancy? The elegant chrome or the industrial steel?

Luxe Kensington Reclaimed Wood Dining Table

Luxe Kensington Reclaimed Wood Dining Table Industrial

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