As you bask luxuriously on a Millennial pink daybed you look up to admire the palm fronds that shade you from the unbearable summer sun. But these are no average leaves: they are the metal renditions, painted in the same brilliant hue as the bed on which you lay.
Perhaps it’s this idea of serenity and shelter—and the show-stopping color—that has earned Los Angeles-based Franco-Italian artist [Marc Ange’s](https://www.instagram.com/marc.ange/?hl=en) _Le Refuge_ the title of “Most Instagrammed Piece of Milan Design Week.” Supported by a sleek teak base, the metal stems of the palm fronds shade the daybed from the harshness of the outside world, creating a secluded sanctuary.
Courtesy of Marc Ange
Ange’s second iteration of _Le Refuge_ has arrived at its new home in the garden of Amsterdam’s MoCo Museum (the original has a permanent home in the Beverly Hills Hotel), perfectly matching the Dutch museum’s own signature pink pigment.
If you wish to own your own personal portal of escapism, _Le Refuge_ is available for purchase via [The Invisible Collection.](https://www.theinvisiblecollection.com) But for now, if you need to seek refuge from the bustling city of Amsterdam, pop by the MoCo Garden and let your troubles melt away.
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