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Jesper Home Poef Anoo 45cm - Mocha Mist

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Jesper Home Poef Anoo 45cm - Mocha MistDe Jesper Home Poef Anoo 45cm Mocha Mist geeft je interieur een speelse en warme uitstraling. Deze compacte, ronde poef is ideaal als extra zitplek of om heerlijk je voeten op te laten rusten. Dankzij de zachte polyester stof en de rustgevende bruine tint past Anoo moeiteloos in uiteenlopende woonstijlen. Waarom kiezen voor de Anoo poef? De Anoo Poef combineert gebruiksgemak met een stijlvol ontwerp. Het stevige metalen frame zorgt voor solide

De Jesper Home Poef Anoo 45cm - Mocha Mist geeft je interieur een speelse en warme uitstraling. Deze compacte, ronde poef is ideaal als extra zitplek of om heerlijk je voeten op te laten rusten. Dankzij de zachte polyester stof en de rustgevende bruine tint past Anoo moeiteloos in uiteenlopende woonstijlen.

Waarom kiezen voor de Anoo poef?

De Anoo Poef combineert gebruiksgemak met een stijlvol ontwerp. Het stevige metalen frame zorgt voor solide ondersteuning, terwijl de zachte stoffering extra comfort toevoegt. Bovendien wordt deze poef volledig gemonteerd geleverd, zodat je hem direct kunt neerzetten en gebruiken.

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  • Merk: Jesper Home
  • Model: Anoo
  • Kleur: Mocha Mist
  • Materiaal bekleding: polyester stof
  • Met stevig metalen frame
  • Vorm: rond
  • Breedte: 45 cm
  • Diepte: 45 cm
  • Hoogte: 35 cm
  • Zithoogte: 35 cm
  • Zitdiepte: 45 cm
  • Maximaal belastbaar gewicht: 120 kg
  • Volledig afgemonteerd geleverd

Stylingadvies

Plaats de Jesper Home Poef Anoo naast een fauteuil of bank als comfortabele voetensteun, of gebruik hem als compacte extra zitplaats in de woonkamer of slaapkamer. De bruine stof en ronde vorm zorgen voor een zachte, uitnodigende look die warmte en sereniteit toevoegt aan de ruimte.

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