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Made in Canada Tula 35" Fabric Accent Chair with Flared Arms - Twilight Multicolour | Fauteuil d’appoint Tula de 35 po fabriqué au Canada en tissu avec accoudoirs évasés - crépuscule multicolore nopla and the ENERGY STAR® certification

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Made in Canada Tula 35" Fabric Accent Chair with Flared Arms Twilight Multicolour Fauteuil d’appoint Tula de 35 po fabriqué au Canada en tissu avec accoudoirs évasés crépuscule multicolore nopla and the ENERGY STAR® certification and the ENERGY STAR® certification exceeds government standards to save you energy and money the elegant design of the pressure cooker can make your kitchen more beautiful Patterned blue and grey circles cover this off white piece for a contemporary look you can pair with many different decor options Turn your living space into a comforting and inviting area by adding this refined Tula accent chair

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