This trolley from Studio BRICHETZIEGLER's WEEK-END collection combines elegance and utility. Its rounded top and edges give it a distinctive and resolutely modern aesthetic.
This bench from the WEEK-END collection by Studio BRICHETZIEGLER combines aesthetics and practicality. The oval, contoured shape of the seat outlines the backrest and becomes a graphic sign.
This coffee table from Studio BRICHETZIEGLER's WEEK-END collection combines elegance and utility. Its rounded top and edges give it a distinctive and resolutely modern aesthetic.
The WEEK-END garden chair by Studio BRICHETZIEGLER fuses aesthetics with practicality.The oval, contoured shape of the seat outlines the backrests forming a striking graphic motif.
The WEEK-END garden armchair by Studio BRICHETZIEGLER fuses aesthetics with practicality. The oval, contoured shape of the seat outlines the backrests forming a striking graphic motif.
The WEEK-END garden chair by Studio BRICHETZIEGLER fuses aesthetics with practicality.The oval, contoured shape of the seat outlines the backrests forming a striking graphic motif.
Inspired by the technical properties and sleek, streamlined lines of a racing bike, shock absorbers have been placed under the tops of the tables in the collection.
Inspired by the technical properties and sleek, streamlined lines of a racing bike, shock absorbers have been placed under the tops of the tables in the collection.
Inspired by the technical properties and sleek, streamlined lines of a racing bike, shock absorbers have been placed under the tops of the tables in the collection.
The durable and lightweight FROMME aluminium stool offers optimal comfort thanks to the shock absorbers under the seat. The water and UV-resistant, grained, matt powder coating ensures optimum durability and indoor and outdoor use.
The durable and lightweight FROMME aluminium stool offers optimal comfort thanks to the shock absorbers under the seat. The water and UV-resistant, grained, matt powder coating ensures optimum durability and indoor and outdoor use.
