Vintage Crayon Kleiderschrank von Pierre Sala im Memphis Pop Art Design der 80er 90er Dunkegrüne_Glas_Vase Four delicate tubular steel legs
Description
Four delicate tubular steel legs effortlessly support the surface
Less well-known is this design
Eight segments of a coconut become a generous seat shell
The DTM (Dining Table Metal) was first introduced by Charles and Ray Eames in 1947
Vintage Crayon Kleiderschrank von Pierre Sala im Memphis Pop Art Design der 80er 90er Dunkegrüne_Glas_Vase Four delicate tubular steel legsDiscover the unique vintage crayon wardrobe by Pierre Sala a true highlight of Memphis Pop Art design from the 80s and 90s. This extraordinary piece of furniture combines playful colors with iconic Space Age flair, bringing a breath of fresh air to any home. The wardrobe is not only an eye catcher in a child's room but also fits perfectly into modern, design oriented living spaces. The combination of artistic merit and excellent quality makes this
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