Wall Panel 04 B (Bendable Wall Panel) / Light Grey – 1 Pack (4pcs)

VELURE INTERIORS LIMITED

£201.44

Transform your interiors with the luxurious and functional Wall Panel 01 WG / M-Gold (Acoustic) —a high-end decorative solution designed to elevate your space with both style and sound performance. Each pack includes 4 precision-engineered panels , measuring 60x240x1.8cm each, covering a total surface area of 5.76m² . Transform your walls with the elegant versatility of Wall Panel 04 B in Light Grey . Designed to combine style and function, each panel in this 4-piece pack measures 60x240x1.8 cm , covering a total area of 5.76m² per pack. The flexible, bendable structure makes it ideal for curv

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