white dresser with hutch Modern Four Drawer Dresser with Hutch
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white dresser with hutch

white dresser with hutch Modern Four Drawer Dresser with Hutch

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white dresser with hutch Modern Four Drawer Dresser with HutchSpacious and elegant, the Sofia White Dresser is the perfect bedroom dresser that will help you stay organized and efficient. It features an open shelf hutch area and four drawers for storing jeans, sweaters, socks, underwear, and other apparel. It is made from a high quality particle board and it comes with all metal hardware and modern silver finish horizontal drawer pulls. With its classic white finish, it will complement any bedroom. 43" H x 31" W

Spacious and elegant, the Sofia White Dresser is the perfect bedroom dresser that will help you stay organized and efficient. It features an open shelf hutch area and four drawers for storing jeans, sweaters, socks, underwear, and other apparel. It is made from a high-quality particle board and it comes with all-metal hardware and modern silver finish horizontal drawer pulls. With its classic white finish, it will complement any bedroom. 43" H x 31" W x 15" D

Specifications
Product Category: Dressers
Product Dimensions: 43.2 H x 31.4 W x 14.7 D
Product Material: Particle Board
Product Color: White
Drawers Included: Yes
Lighting Included: No
Assembly Required: No
Product SKU: 403742
Product UPC: 808230120266
Shipping Type: LTL
Brand: Homeroots
Additional Information
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