II Ponte Bench, USA

Todd Merrill Studio has been the exclusive representative of Alex Roskin since 2017. Roskin’s works blend functional design with modernist sculptural references. A natural successor ...

The Il Ponte low table I (The Bridge) was inspired by Constructivism and Frank Lloyd Wright’s cantilevered homes, Gary Magakis channels architectural elements...

The elegance of Procario’s freeform series is translated in his bentwood posterior bench through the artist’s enduring focus on the natural beauty of his chosen material and the deli...

The Biche bench‘s muscular sculpted shape is cast in lightweight mirror-polished stainless steel. Upholstered in grey pony hair with silver metallic accents, the bench’s seat is cont...

Gary Magakis’ Sculptural Bronze Bed is available by commission. Featuring a fully finished front and back, the bed has two cantilevered side tables with dra...

The level planes of Gary Magakis’ handmade, unique stacked bronze low table reference the centuries-old stone walls that populate Magakis’ rural surroundings in Pennsylvania. The den...

Minimal bentwood bench with plywood back and seat and contrasting dark wood legs. Beautiful curvature offers a comfortable seat for one or two adults. This bench features stunning wo...

Contemporary bench in hand-carved ebonized mahogany by Carol Egan Please note this bench is by order with com upholstery included.

Beautiful sculptural fiberglass bench in a green sparkle finish. Simplistic design with very light wear. Single piece of fiberglass sculpted with grea...

A walnut bench designed by Milo Baughman and produced by Glenn of California, USA, 1950s.

A walnut bench designed by Milo Baughman and produced by Glenn of California, USA, 1950s.

Bench II by Kasanai Dimensions: D 85 x W 32 x H 43 cm. Materials: Oak, cement, recycled paper, glue, paint. 7 kg. The visual inspiration for the bench is a combination of natural wood and concrete. These two opposite materials combined, create a unique character of the product that has the coldness of concrete and the coziness of wood. The tabletop is made of natural oak, and the base of the table, resembling concrete in appearance, is made by pouring solid mass. The set task was technologically challenging - it was necessary to fuse wet mass and moisture-sensitive wood. The entire structure of the table is manufactured at the same time, so that the two materials join together smoothly and precisely to avoid any gaps. After the product dries, it is scrubbed, and the tabletop is oiled. The black concrete-like material is the result of various experiments. It is a mixture of several components: an eco-friendly of cement, recycled paper, glue, and paint. Dried it becomes as strong as wood, it resembles concrete but is slightly elastic, so it does not split or crumble.The result is a natural texture and strength that ensures durability. Donatas Žukauskas...