Bouquet Chair
Created by Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka for the Italian brand Moroso, the Bouquet is a fantastic new chair that helps you liven up the d'cor with a lovely floral motif.
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With fabric squares, or petals, used for upholstery, the whole chair basically evokes the sense of being a giant bouquet, almost too delicate to sit on! But since the petals of the chair are designed to return to their original form once a person stands up, you really feel refreshed and pampered when offered such a beautiful chair to sit! The perfect piece of furniture for a garden-lover, the Bouquet Chair instantly adds a dollop of life to any room with its vivaciousness.
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