New Maples Vivian Medallion Runner Rug Non Slip Hallway Entry Carpet [Made in USA], 2 x 6, Grey moose CUSTOM FIT: Wide and comfortable Colour:Green

Name: New Maples Vivian Medallion Runner Rug Non Slip Hallway Entry Carpet [Made in USA], 2 x 6, Grey moose CUSTOM FIT: Wide and comfortable Colour:Green
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 94111813352
Price: 90.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7038 (11 reviews)

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SKU 94111813352

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New Maples Vivian Medallion Runner Rug Non Slip Hallway Entry Carpet [Made in USA], 2 x 6, Grey moose CUSTOM FIT: Wide and comfortable Colour:Green CUSTOM FIT: Wide and comfortable straps Collection: Signature Low Profile to be Placed in Any Setting The Maples Rugs Vivian area rug or runner adds a vintage style to a traditional scroll design

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