Furniture by Bruehl the funky Morning Dew Chair
Nature as an inspiration
New funky Chair by German company Bruehl. The design is from designer Kati Meyer-Bruhl. The gentle Morning Dew chair is inspired by nature an with an ultra modern day edge. The Morning Dew Chair remind me of tulips, using their elegant petals developing the rear and equip sits. This contemporary flower-inspired seat is showcased within lively flower and whitened upholstery, as well as red-and-white plaid. You never have to go out to enjoy nature with these stylish chairs.
This contemporary flower-inspired seat is showcased within lively flower and whitened upholstery, as well as red-and-white plaid. You never have to go out to enjoy nature with these stylish chairs.
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