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Bring home the contemporary wonders of Scandinavian furniture with Milan Direct’s Fjord Entertainment Unit.

One of the most important principals of Scandinavian furniture design is the ability to offer high quality, stylish furniture that offers a minimalist aesthetic. This principle is achieved in Fjord Coffee Table by Milan Direct through the use of mahogany and solid wood, as well as a combination of timber and white lacquer finishes.

Bringing into the modern environment, Milan Direct has turned this Scandinavian inspired design into functional composition with the solid wooden drawers for storing your favourite coffee table books, magazines, coasters, DVDs and excess wires and remotes.

A single-coloured drawer compliments the stunning white MDF shell, giving this piece a clean and sophisticated look while offering its own unique touch.

Available in multiple accent colours, as well as two-drawer or four-drawer/two-cabinet combinations, the Fjord Entertainment Unit will be a great asset to any modern living area.

For more information visit milandirect.com.au
 


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