Is this Sofielund walnut effect in light grey??
13 years ago
I love the tone here but at the website it seems so often to appear for tan/wood than grey/ driftwood tones like here. My IKEA is 3 hours away and I want these but need to get a sample board or see them in person! Thanks!! Love the mix are the others white or cream??
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