CREAM LEATHER LOUNGE SUITE 3 + 2 SEATER. Make me an offer
Cream leather lounge suite. 3 seater and a 2 seater. It is more of a yellowy cream. This is super comfortable and has years of life left In it. I am changing my decor and would rather white. Has some slight wear between the cushions but you cannot notice unless you pull it apart. Comfortable, loads of comfort and wear left. Comfortable enough to sleep on. Still got firmness. Some slight markings in places but I have dye which can fix this and they are hardly noticeable anyway.
Strictly As is where is.
in all fairness with the current situation of the world, I would recommend re cleaning after purchase. Looks fine with white decor as well but i like just white.
Described to the best of my ability.
I have matching color leather dye I can pop in for the pieces between the cushions, just rub in with some water and it blends in perfectly.
A throw and some stylish cushions and it's your room complete.
Contactless viewings If required to view first. Rather hard to clearly photograph with the coloring etc
Solid, sturdy, and ready for a new home.
3000k + new
Many thanks for viewing.
also on trade me.
pick up is whakoronga palmerston north, approximately 8 minutes from the city centre.
please text only ! It only let's me upload a few photos so I can send more via text.
021618034
Asking 600 but I'll consider offers.
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