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Le Refuge daybed by Marc Ange comes with overhead metal leaves

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaApril 18, 2017No Comments2 Mins Read
Le Refuge daybeds by Marc Ange come with overhead metal leaves
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A few days ago Milan Design Week kicked-off, which hosted various furnishing and design exhibitors from around the world. We have already covered some of the unique designs including Blux’s decorative lighting collection, Lawless Chair and the globe-shaped lamps by London-based Child Studio. Again, we have brought a trendy furniture collection from this year’s exhibition. Dubbed as Invisible Collection, it consists of Le Refuge daybeds by French-Italian designer Marc Ange, founder of Bloom Room studio. This tree-inspired daybed comes with artificial leaves in the wooden planters placed around the decorative daybed to mimic a forest.

These leaves not only look unusual but also maintain comfort for users. The daybed sits over a wooden base that keeps the sleeping area damp free and adds rustic charm to its look. Its leaves are made of metal, while pots are made of wood.

The collection includes three types of modern daybeds including outdoor version. The modern, cool and unassuming design of these tree-shaped daybeds makes them a practical choice for luxury seekers. If you wish to buy, you can connect with the designer at official website.   

Le Refuge daybeds by Marc Ange come with overhead metal leaves
Modern daybeds
Le Refuge daybeds by Marc Ange come with overhead metal leaves
Wooden base and pots
Le Refuge daybeds by Marc Ange come with overhead metal leaves
Metal leaves and stem
Le Refuge daybeds by Marc Ange come with overhead metal leaves
The outdoor daybed has perforated leaves
Le Refuge daybeds by Marc Ange come with overhead metal leaves
Indoor daybed with long metal leaves
Le Refuge daybeds by Marc Ange come with overhead metal leaves
Unusual addition to homes
Le Refuge daybeds by Marc Ange come with overhead metal leaves
Available in different colors

Via: DesignMilk 

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