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Libra Interiors Belvedere Large Shelving Unit - Aged Gold

Regular price £1,595.00
Item is in stock

Delivery Within 10-14 Working Days

Why buy from Belgravia Home?

Description

Striking a balance between functionality and sculptural elegance, the Belvedere Wall Shelving Unit features a sophisticated combination of Banswara marble and brown tinted glass within its champagne gold metal frame. The open design allows for light and space to flow freely, while offering ample room for displaying books, decorative objects, or curated collections. The Unit is floor standing and then attaches to a wall and suits dining rooms, living rooms or hallways. 

Item dimensions:

  • Dimensions: H:181 x W:174 x D:42cm


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Customer Reviews

The quality of the furniture is absolutely stunning. Our living room has been completely transformed. The 2-man delivery team were professional and efficient — couldn't recommend more.

Jeremy Usborne

Placed two large orders and the experience was seamless both times. The team responded quickly to every query and delivery was ahead of schedule.

Willy Bridge

Exceptional service from start to finish. The ceramic marble dining table is everything I hoped for and more. Worth every penny for the craftsmanship alone.

Kenneth Powell