$124.75 (as of April 13, 2018, 12:25 pm) $119.29
Sturdy metal frame
Painted metal base
Durable laminate Top
Style meets practical with our 36” round coffee table. Product of top-grade MDF, this table is bound to delight by itself, or styled with our matching side table, even as complementing any aesthetic.
Sturdy metal frame
Painted metal base
Durable laminate Best
Subject material is made of picket
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Color :- As Shown in the Picture
Custom Size/Color also available
100% Cotton Cord
This vintage rust metal floor lamp works best with industrial or rustic style home decor. It makes a perfectly eclectic accent in an up to date decor as well. Rust finish metal cage enclosure surrounds three nostalgic Edison type bulbs to make the vintage effect complete.
Overall: 65″ high. Open cage is 15″ wide x 12″ high. Round base is 11″ wide.
Includes three 60 watt standard base vintage-look Edison bulbs. Three on-off pull chains.
Can also use any standard base bulb, maximum 60 watts.
Beautiful boho chic macrame heart pattern dream catcher. Approximately 30 inches long (from top of hoops to bottom of fringe).
This bohemian decor – macrame dream catcher is a modern wall hanging and is made out of 100% recycled natural cotton rope, and set on metal hoop. Hoop measures approximately 11 inches in diameter.
Perfect addition to any room, living room, bedroom, apartment, dorm room, sweet baby nursery, kids room and even a cozy café or a studio. Would make a wonderful gift which is the perfect way to tell your lover and/or girlfriends “I Love You!”
The Eames House Bird rose to stardom in the 1950s when Charles and Ray Eames pulled it from their own living room and positioned it with a group of Eames® DKR chairs for a poster. Also appearing in several of the Eameses’ photographs, the masterfully simplistic black bird (circa 1910) with its tapered beak and sleek tail was evidently one of their most prized objects of Appalachian folk art. In cooperation with the Eames family, Vitra used 3-D scans of the original to create the solid alder wood reproduction.
