Name: ACME Furniture - Celerina Chest - BD00617
Brand: ACME Furniture
SKU: 51185112449324
Price: 665 USD
Availability: InStock

ACME Furniture - Celerina Chest - BD00617 - 51185112449324

By ACME Furniture

$665.00

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ACME Furniture

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The Celerina collection is great for smaller bedrooms. The loft bed provides space for sleeping, whilst the open bottom can be sued for play, study, or as extra storage. The optional queen bed fits underneath the loft bed, ideal for not taking up additional space in your bedroom. Add storage with the matching chest. The ample drawers offer plenty of room for all your things. The white finish will blend in seamlessly with existing decor and furniture.Product Features Collection: Celerina Catalog Finish: Weathered White Finish Material Detail: Wood, Composite Wood Bunkie Board Not Required SupPort Slats: 14+14 Fixed Ladder Mattress Not Included 3/4 Extension Drawer Glide DT English Front & Back Metal Side Drawer Glide Feltlined on Top Drawer

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Furniture

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