Gold Stars Pillow - Extra Large Floor Cushion - Navy and Gold - Star Pattern - with Zipper - Insert and Cushion by DesignBohemian

48.00 USD

Transform your living space with our luxurious large pillows, designed for both comfort and style. Each pillow comes with a white, hypoallergenic insert that ensures a safe and cozy experience for all. The insert is encased in a durable 100% Poly Poplin cover, featuring a hidden zipper at the bottom for easy removal and cleaning.

Care Instructions:

Machine Wash: Wash the cover separately in cold water on a gentle cycle using mild detergent.
Avoid Bleach and Wringing: Do not bleach or wring the cover to maintain its quality.
Drying: Sewn covers should be air-dried or spot cleaned only.
Indulge in the perfect blend of functionality and elegance with our premium large pillows.


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