Name: The Mountain Refuge - Designed by Perriand (6/8)
Uploaded: 2019-10-14T11:45:00.000+02:00
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Description: Artist Pedro Marzorati is inspired by Charlotte Perriand’s mountain refuge; a way of showing her love for nature and the mountains as well as her desire to create spaces in harmony with their environment.

Design signé Perriand (6/8)

La casa refugio (1938)

Design Signatur Perriand

Schron beczkowy (1938)

The Mountain Refuge

Il rifugio a barile: una navicella nella natura

Artist Pedro Marzorati is inspired by Charlotte Perriand’s mountain refuge; a way of showing her love for nature and the mountains as well as her desire to create spaces in harmony with their environment.

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Designed by Charlotte Perriand

<p>Artist Pedro Marzorati is inspired by Charlotte Perriand’s mountain refuge; a way of showing her love for nature and the mountains as well as her desire to create spaces in harmony with their environment.</p>

Designed by Perriand (6/8)

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