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enTurkish furniture store Kelebek, an analog of İKEA, opened in Moscow
August 1, 2023
On July 26 in Moscow in the shopping center "MEGA Teply Stan" opened a furniture store Kelebek, which is an analogue of İKEA. The company is one of the main furniture manufacturers in Turkey, where more than 270 stores of this brand operate. In addition to Russia, the products are exported to 21 other countries.
The area of the new store is 1300 m2. In Kelebek it will be possible to buy cabinet and upholstered furniture for living rooms and bedrooms, mattresses, bed linen and curtains made of Turkish textiles, as well as various elements of decor.
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