Classic Oak 24438 - 2d files - 3d files

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

True classic. Majestic and bursting with rich colour accents. A true-to-life representation of the beauty and versatility of oak.

SUPPLIER: MODULEO

TYPE: FINISHES

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Moduleo Roots brochure - moduleo_roots_catalogue_en

Moduleo Roots mini brochure - moduleo_roots_the_collection_en_web

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