Alessia Boucle Bed

ZQ BESPOKE LTD

£1299

Luxury Alessia Boucle Bed Get the bedroom of your dreams with the ultra-luxe Cascade Bed. Designed with a high panelled headboard that gives a super on-trend feel, with a matching chunky footboard to set the piece together. This glam bed is upholstered with a stunning cream teddy boucle fabric that is both comfy and chic, with a subtle wooden foot, perfect for styling with gold or silver accents. Style it with your favourite items our Cream Cosy collection to complete your dream bedroom Double Height 200cm Width 144.78cm length 208.28cm King height 200cm width 160.02cm length 213.36cm Super ki

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