Martin Borenstein Bench

Articulating daybed created by Oakland Hills architect Martin Borenstein. This daybed allows the angle of the seat to adjust for seating or napping. ...

Martin Borenstein dining table for Brown Saltman consisting of 2 leafs. Table without leafs measures 50.75" wide, 42" deep and 27.5" high. Each leaf is 15" wide. With both leafs i...

Custom walnut bench measuring 55" wide, 18.5" deep and 16" high. Great walnut grain.

George Nelson platform bench for Herman Miller, Michigan. Bench measures 68.25" wide, 18.5" deep and 14" high. Bench is all original.

Florence Knoll bench with early label Knoll Associates, Inc. Madison Ave, NY. We had the bench redone in brown leather. Bench measures 80" wide, 20" deep and 17.5" high. The bench...

Pair of accent indoor patio chairs. Fabric is Anita Askild and Larsen Design, 1962 for Jack Lenor Larsen. We had the chairs professionally powder coated a satin white with new cushio...

Beautiful sofa by Martin Borenstein. Vintage piece in good condition. Upholstery appears original and has been cleaned. Teak frame and surface is good with some age appropriate wear ...

California Modern sofa with coffee table set by Martin Borenstein. ________________________________________ Transforming a piece of Mid-Century Modern furniture is like bringing hi...

Designed by Martin Visser in 1961 voor the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Made by 't Spectrum in The Netherlands.

Bench lacquered, also suitable as occasional table. Available in three different sizes. 80,0 x 40,0 x 36,0 100,0 x 40,0 x 36,0 120,0 x 40,0 x 36,0 (Please order cushion 0685 an...

Our range of altar-like work aims to explore both contemporary and ancient production techniques across the entire array of culturally durable materials. Optically clear, hazy translucent, or opaque. Custom sizing and colors available. Recycled content. Neolith is a dedicated review of architectural standards used across millenia and across cultures, performed in today’s most contemporary construction methods. Putting a myriad of construction materials as options into this model has allowed us to make the familiarity of ubiquitous surfaces become elevated in their final form. Pebble Dash concrete found in highway medians, partially post consumer plastic cast as resin, 5 axis robotically carved stone, cast bronze, stack laminated wood...

Handmade bench made of concrete by german artist Martin Kleppe. Martin Kleppe studied at the Art Academy Düsseldorf with Tony Cragg from 1993 to 1999 and graduated as a master student.