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Etna

Shelving Unit, Mango Wood & Black

£479
£479

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Design

Opt for elegant storage with the Etna. The shelves of this clean-lined design are hugged by its frame, effortlessly fusing rich timber hues with a sleek silhouette for a simple yet statement storage piece that's as practical as it is beautiful.

Details

  • Dimensions: W: 80 cm D: 32 cm H: 180 cm
  • Materials: mango wood shelves, steel frame
  • Weight: 31 kg
  • Finish: Stained and sealed wood, metal painted in Black
  • Assembly: none
  • To be secured to wall with anti-tip kit (supplied)

Delivery
  • Two-man specialist delivery service to a room of your choice (up one flight of stairs), on a day that suits you
  • Unpacking and assembly if required, and removal of packaging
  • 14-day, no-quibble returns. We’ll collect your product from your home and refund the delivery fee and the product cost. A collection charge may apply.
  • There may be a surcharge for delivery outside of UK Mainland
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  • Spread the cost of your order over 6 or 12 months, interest free, with Slice it from Klarna
  • Orders over £500 qualify for monthly payments spread across 6 months
  • Orders over £1,000 qualify for monthly payments spread across 12 months
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An original piece for the contemporary home, progressive and beautifully designed. In the Swoon Studio, we create with urban landscapes as our point of inspiration. Cracks running through concrete on city streets, the architecture of an old railway station, the birds-eye view of paths in a green space. We see the extraordinary within the ordinary. We use it to fuel a new wave of design.