20" x 7" x 20" Transitional Taupe Solid Pillow Cover With Poly Insert

Marsoni

M251S

$51.13

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20" x 7" x 20" Transitional Taupe Solid Pillow Cover With Poly InsertElevate the beauty and setting of your beloved living space with this amazing pillow cover. Artfully knitted from 50 percent cotton and 50 percent viscose, the accent piece is also perfectly filled with poly inserts for maximum comfort. It comes in a charming taupe finish that will easily become the focal point in any room. Place this decorative pillow on the couch or bed for a transformational look. The solid patterned accent piece measures 20 by 7

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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025