Design is our passion. brühl’s designs are timeless and unique. Each design is developed independently and with plenty of love for what we do.
Our multifaceted creations are designed to survive many house moves, to blend into any interior, for flexible and versatile use, for all life stages, and many of their details are individually customisable.
Almost all of brühl’s seating comes with removable covers. After many years of use, you can order replacement covers from us – in a new colour or made from a different material – to give your piece of furniture a new lease of life.
The beauty of brühl’s furniture is timeless, and it retains its value.
Design diversity
Creative Director Kati Meyer-Brühl has been responsible for brühl’s designs since 2008. She studied at the renowned academies Bauhaus Dessau, HDK – Academy of Design and Crafts, the University of Gothenburg and the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Design Copenhagen. She also holds Master’s degrees in industrial design from the legendary Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design in London and Parsons, The New School for Design in New York, both with merit. This international background is fundamental to Kati Meyer-Brühl’s work. Her multifaceted designs are avant-garde, trendsetting and definitive for today’s dynamic market. Our exceptional, individually customisable, high-value, flexible pieces of furniture provide answers to the diversity of people’s requirements in a way that is in keeping with the times. Kati Meyer-Brühl believes that a piece of furniture must impress both in terms of aesthetics and functionality every day if it is designed for long-term use. She has won more than 130 national and international design awards for her works.
Other ground-breaking brühl designs were created by Roland Meyer-Brühl; the company also cooperates with renowned external designers such as Erik Magnussen, Volker Laprell & Volker Classen as well as Johannes Foersom & Peter Hiort-Lorenzen.
Kati Meyer-Brühl – La Biennale di Venezia
At the invitation of the Global Art Affairs Foundation, Kati Meyer-Brühl participated in the international design show Time – Space – Existence as part of the Biennale di Venezia. Here: the designs grace, mosspink, hammersvik and les copains harp at Palazzo Michiel.
