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The Aspen Chair Side Table brings timeless craftsman style to any room without demanding space. Built from solid hardwood with authentic inlay detailing, this compact table fits perfectly beside a chair, sofa, or bed. Its modest footprint makes it ideal for apartments, small living rooms, and cozy corners where every inch counts. The hand-finished inlay work adds character and warmth, while the sturdy construction ensures lasting durability. A functional accent piece that proves great design doesn't require a large footprint.
Aspen Chair Side Table with Inlay
Lead Time: Estimated delivery in 10-12 Weeks
Delivery Details: $99 Nationwide Doorstep delivery. Contact us for White Glove
$1,099.00
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