Giobagnara Benches

Plush, soft, and velvety. The Temi Bench brings a soft feel to any room. No worrying about bumping into sharp corners. Available in a variety of colors. The fabric is durable, meant ...

This beautiful antique Swedish bench is early 19th century from Northern Sweden. The layers of paint have been dry scraped revealing the ori...

Saint Bench in oak, designed in 2024. This bench combines traditional design features with a simplistic appearance. Crafted from solid wood . The cushion is available in customer's ...

Bronze and caramel color leather daybed or bench, designed by Nicos Zographos, American, circa 1960s. Retains warm original patina to the bronze.

This old Limestone bench was hand carved and installed in a Large Italian countryside home along with several other benches and architectural elements. This piece has been well preserved throughout the years and was recently reclaimed by our team. The natural stone aging process that took place throughout the years is quite apparent all throughout this lovely architectural element, giving it such an amazing distressed texture and color undertone. Centuries of sun, soil, rain and exposure to the elements of nature have given this piece its real character and wonderful patina. This antique limestone bench...

This old Limestone bench was hand carved in the mid 17th century and installed in a Large Italian countryside home along with several other benches and architectural elements. This piece has been well preserved throughout the years and was recently reclaimed by our team. The natural stone aging process that took place throughout the years is quite apparent all throughout this lovely architectural element, giving it such an amazing distressed texture and color undertone. Centuries of sun, soil, rain and exposure to the elements of nature have given this piece its real character and wonderful patina. This antique limestone bench...

This old Limestone bench was hand carved in the mid 17th century and installed in a Large Italian countryside home along with several other benches and architectural elements. This piece has been well preserved throughout the years and was recently reclaimed by our team. The natural stone aging process that took place throughout the years is quite apparent all throughout this lovely architectural element, giving it such an amazing distressed texture and color undertone. Centuries of sun, soil, rain and exposure to the elements of nature have given this piece its real character and wonderful patina. This antique limestone bench...

Designed by Ashley Yeates, 'The Modern Hepburn,' handcrafted in California using FSC-certified wood, natural tree latex foam, organic cotton, wool batting, non-toxic finishes and natural fabrics. COM/COL The Astin Bench...

"Harry" bench, geometrical design, in oxidized steel and black patina, by Stephane Ducatteau, 2008. This line is an exclusive creation for our gallery. Each piece is signed and numbe...

Offered here is this antique French hall bench / dining bench with a stylish and timeless appearance. For lovers of a charming and warm interior, it has long been clear: a bench is a...

Jerry three places bench by Stephane Duccateau, France, 2007. Don't be put off about the thought of sitting on a steel chair - this is perfectly proportioned and very comfortable. All Ducatteau pieces are available exclusively from Decoratum and are To Order only. Lead time 6 - 8 weeks plus delivery. Exchange rate fluctuations may apply. Stéphane Duccateau. Ducatteau is an artist and creator of contemporary furniture working primarily with sheet metal. Although his furniture is about the aesthetic, he never forgets the functional aspects of his pieces. His approach is sculptural, using a pleasurable mix of ergonomics and curves to generate an emotional, almost sensual response in the viewer. The metals Ducatteau uses, take on an almost ebony-like effect thanks to the well-worked patinas that he produces, often treating the metal with acids or minerals; each piece is produced to the same rigorous standards that you would expect from someone with the skills of a wrought iron metal worker combined with the impossibly high standards of an artist. Ducatteau’s background is not what you would expect from an artist, having initially studied engineering. However, over the course of several years he attended evening classes in Paris studying fine arts (drawing, painting, modelling, glasswork, etc) before obtaining a degree in Art Metalwork. After working as an engineer in an architect’s office, he made the decision to devote a full year to further training in the art of metalwork as he no longer wished to merely be a disassociated part of the design process; rather he wanted to be the process, involving himself in the entire project from concept to design to final realisation of the object. His work has developed over time, moving from a more decorative style to simpler creations where he has distilled the very basic essence of design into deceptively pure, functional works of art. A recurring device or theme of his work method is the accumulation or repetition of relatively basic elements whose very repetition creates a rhythm which provides direction for his creativity processes. Ducatteau worked for several years in Roubaix in northern France out of a collective workshop before settling in Normandy in 2003. He has a number of exhibitions and fairs under his belt as can be seen below. Exhibitions Sept/Oct 2009 TALENTS, SHOW-ROOM. May/July 2009 GALERIE EMEURAUDE, Le Touquet. June 2008 VIA, Paris (exposition des LABELS VIA 2008). April 2008 VIA, Milan (exposition des LABELS VIA 2008). Nov 2007 GALERIE LE FEUVRE, séries limitées, Paris. Sept 2006 LA NUIT BLANCHE, Toronto, ROSELAND GALLERY. May/June 2006 MAATGALLERY, Paris. Apr/May 2006 ROSELAND GALLERY, Toronto. April 2006 VIA, Milan (exposition des LABELS VIA 2006). July/Aug 2005 GALERIE EMEURAUDE, Le Touquet. February 2005 Maison des architectes de Grenoble. July 2004 GALERIS S1LIVRE?, Villerville (14). December 2003 CARREFOUR DES ARTS, Brecey (14). Nov/Dec 2003 GALERIE Ateliers d`Art de France, Paris. April 2003 VISIONI, invité au sein de la sélection franaise, Florence. Fairs: 2001 onwards MAISON ET OBJET / SCENES D`INTERIEUR, 2 fois par an depuis 2001, Paris. Jan 2005 Salon du meuble, Paris. Dec 2004/5 Design Louveciennes, Louveciennes. Dec 2005 RECUP, Paris. October 2003 HABITER, Jardin des Tuileries, Paris. Dec 2002 Salon des Antiquaires, Jardin des Tuileries, Paris. Dec 2003 Carrousel des Métiers d`art, Carrousel du Louvres, Paris. LABEL VIA 2008, pour JEU DE CARTES...

A Hollywood Regency daybed or bench with white frame upholstered in a faux alligator material with with buttons.