Quetzal: a beautiful chair inspired by feathers designed by Marc Venot

July 22, 2021

Marc Venot is a French furniture designer born in Paris. He’s focused on creating outstanding pieces that combine art and functionality.

14 overlapped bicolor pillows manage to create an amazing visual impact and provide the product with the unique feature of being able to change the main color of the armchair in the blink of an eye.
Marc Venot

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