Oscar Maschera Benches

A Wave single-seat bench designed by Larissa Batista for Uultis in walnut finish with off-white sheepskin fabric. The Wave bench, designed with meticulous care, blends vintage-inspi...

The Ovino features genuine Patagonian sheepskin and Argentine leather with a belt detail to create a smooth and soft combination for this customizable bench.

Great quality Art Deco style steel and bronze bench, perfect for an entrance or a bedroom.

Introducing our exquisite Onmyōdō bench, meticulously handcrafted using premium Wenge wood to offer a timeless addition to your space. This slatted bench features a minimalist design...

Brass bench with ivory sheepskin seat from the 1970s.

The Inheritance Bench can be used as a chaise extension on the sofa or two-seat sofa, as an independent seating option, or as a large upholstered coffee table...

The Marquesa bench by Oscar Niemeyer and his daughter Ana Maria Niemeyer was originally designed in 1974. This iconic design embodies Niemeyer's exquisite curves and sweeping forms t...

The first part of the 20th century saw a new wave of Norwegian design - humanistic in its approach, and focused on the aesthetic of everyday objects. This modern movement expressed t...

Rectangular upholstered seat over grillwork base with Viking ships, cast anodized iron ends and wrought feet. Can be placed in hall of in front of a fireplace. Oscar Bach had many co...

The Ovino features genuine Patagonian sheepskin and Argentine leather with a belt detail to create a smooth and soft combination for this customizable bench...

Nestor Perkal’s inspiration rides the White Horse. With the bridle loose and reins held tight, he has illustrated and narrated the story of that image, seen as a child in a neighborhood shop window, which he imagines in the countryside but encounters as he strolls through the streets of Buenos Aires and which evoke in him the Argentina of his dreams. With the rigor of true gentleness, without loosing sight of the magic, without forgetting the wooden toy. The mane flows free in the wind, in the same wind that accompanied the indigenous people and the gaucho on their adventures. The Argentinean men, who crossed the landscape in search of food, land and family, made use of the horse on that epic crossing. The saddle was a useful contrivance until it became the norm. The verb to mount declines with the noun Mount. Perkal’s metaphor symbolizes concern, support, friendship and repose. His poetic memory is humanistic. It is that sensitive passion that becomes a real image. To this concept he adds the weave of the fabric, handcrafted in the north of Argentina. The loom reveals its cloth, brandished by guards and flags, identity and tradition. “Come quickly little White Horse, take me to the land where I was born… I have, have, have……….. three sheep in a shed. One gives me milk another gives me wool, the third gives me butter the whole week through”. Leather version: Structure cm 70 × 37 × H 42. Seat cover in leather cm 62 × 90. Leather and fabric version: Structure cm 70 × 37 × H 42. Seat cover in leather cm 54 × 70. Fabric cm 62 × 90. Sheepskin and suede version: Structure cm 70 × 37 × H 42. Seat cover in sheepskin cm 54 × 75. Suede cm 62 × 90. Steel mesh benches...

Forsyth X Old Hickory butte bench with custom California sheepskin cushion and Loro Piana buffalo leather When the Old Hickory Furniture Company a...