15” Hyacinth and Succulent Artificial Plant in Decorative Planter D.CHAIR Surface Treatment: Ash wood surfaces Set:Sectional Sofa & Ottoman
15” Hyacinth and Succulent Artificial Plant in Decorative Planter D.CHAIR Surface Treatment: Ash wood surfaces Set:Sectional Sofa & Ottoman
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15” Hyacinth and Succulent Artificial Plant in Decorative Planter D.CHAIR Surface Treatment: Ash wood surfaces Set:Sectional Sofa & Ottoman Surface Treatment: Ash wood surfaces consist of mixed quartered and flat cut veneer and are wire brushed to accent the wood's natural grain this versatile centerpiece includes a removable leaf that allows you to comfortably seat up to six guests for dinner parties or casual family meals Standing 15” tall from a decorative planter nestled with natural moss Natural beauty is carefully showcased throughout this artificial plant showcasing a trio of variegated hyacinth blooms carefully peeking out from long slender leaves and handsomely complemented with various lifelike succulents at the base
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