18"x18" Memphis Square Printed Decorative Throw Pillow Cover

Marsoni

M251S

$13.61

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18"x18" Memphis Square Printed Decorative Throw Pillow CoverEasily update and refresh your home with Scandi Square Mirror Design Printed Decorative Throw Pillow Cover. Instant upgrade of any space is possible with throw pillow covers made with luxurious brushed fabric. Distinct and colorful patterns will add hue and style to any room. Hidden zipper closure provides a clean and seamless look all the way around. 100% Polyester Brushed with very soft and luxurious hand feel. Our fabrics are dyed with OEKO TEX

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012