London - Benches

We always look out for these hall benches, place it in a hall or boot room - or at the end of a bed. Decorative and practical. This one is particularly lovely - good carving and we...

An XXL primitive early 19th C. Bench from the Andorran Pyrenees . Heavily patinated with many age old repairs.

A striking entrance bench with storage box and tall arched back. With beautiful, burred walnut veneer panels to the back. Made by the producer Piozzi Pr...

A pair of Aesthetic Movement cast iron garden benches, known as the Lily pad design, with fine fern leaf detailing, and smaller Lily-style leaves to the angular legs. Coalbrookdale ...

A rare late 17th Century bench from Galicia with nearly 300 years of patination, creating a beautiful and inimitable texture. The construction is rudimentary but incredibly solid, an...

A Charming C19th Carved Oak Settle/Bench Carved on Both Ends Lovely Grain and Colour Storage Compartment under seat

An amazing 17th C. Hewn chestnut bench from the Trás-os-Montes region of north east Portugal. Heavily, Heavily patinated due to over 300 years of use with many age old repairs. Rec...

Originally realised for the Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield and inspired by Donald Judd and Børge Mogensen, Anodised Wicker marries industrially extruded and anodised aluminium with hand-woven cane wicker, rush envelope and flax webbing seats. The clinical and precise aluminium contrasts the warm and organic material. To this day we assemble the pieces in my studio in London and apply the cane, rush or webbing seating ourselves. The collection consists of this bench sized 1282mm x 408mm x 430mm (W x L x H) available with a Scandinavian flax webbing (this listing), woven glossy lapping cane seating or a reel rush envelope seating, a shorter stool...

An important unique Arts and Crafts inlaid oak settle possibly commissioned by Sir Samuel Morton Peto the great Victorian Industrialist and rail...

A charming and incredibly useful 19th century bench, upholstered in soft, caramel-hued leather with brass studded trim. The carved and turned timber frame boasts its original off-whi...

This listing is a special edition realised in collaboration with French women's shoe brand Free Lance with a black anodised aluminium structure and a yellow...

Six Arts & Crafts matching oak cafe settles, benches or loveseats with shaped backrests. Attributed to Wylie & Lochhead. Would also work great in a cafe, bar or your own dining or ...

Each bench is made to a bespoke size. The first of this design was made of walnut with a Corian top and was exhibited by the Connaught Brown Gallery in 2010. The Gallery Bench can be...

A-Bench is a versatile indoor or outdoor, domestic or contract bench. Made from mirroring and repeating two different components, A-Bench has a symmetry...

Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts oak settle, with capped uprights and sweeping sides with a mashrabiya turned back, with heart shape and further floral cut-outs to the sides and t...

Wylie and Lochhead, after a design by M H Baillie Scott. A good Arts & Crafts Glasgow School panelled oak settle with central upholstered leather panel, ...

A heavily patinated 18th C. bench from Northern Portugal. Solidly constructed from thick slabs of chestnut. Good proportions.

Bench with rush seats and backs A striking 1960s oak and rush bench, crafted in the style of Charles Dudouyt. This beautifully constructed piece combines robust oak framing with int...

This listing is a special edition with a mirror polished aluminium extrusion structure, where the legs have been moved to the outside, and a seating woven from 20mm wide green leathe...

This low compact bench is a study in simplicity and functionality, showcasing a minimalist design that balances clean lines with practical form. Its understated aesthetic makes it a ...

Steel topped garden table on cast iron base. Circa 1900. H 73cm x W 177cm x D 54cm

The result of exploring the possibilities of a singular line in 3D space, the E-Turn is a continuously morphing ribbon that twists and turns from seat to structure before overlapping...

Moulded from a single piece of Corian, the contemporary Pleat bench effortlessly overlaps at each end to create a sturdy yet elegant silhouette. S...

Late 20th century industrial bench made out of scaffolding wood with lots of character and hairpin legs. Industrial midcentury inspired. The bench has embossed manufacturers letters ...

Late 20th century industrial bench made out of scaffolding wood with lots of character and hairpin legs. Industrial midcentury inspired. The bench has embossed manufacturers letters ...

Late 20th century industrial bench made out of scaffolding wood with lots of character and hairpin legs. Industrial midcentury inspired. The bench has embossed manufacturers letters ...

Late 20th century industrial bench made out of scaffolding wood with lots of character and hairpin legs. Industrial midcentury inspired. The bench has embossed manufacturers letters ...

The result of exploring the possibilities of a singular line in 3D space, the E-Turn is a continuously morphing ribbon that twists and turns from seat to structure before overlapping and returning again in the configuration of a bench. The endless E-Turn refers to eternity; it dramatically transcends width and dimension as it wraps into its moebius-like form. The E-Turn by Brodie Neill...

Bench 018 by Jesper Eriksson Dimensions: D 141.5 x W 47 x H 40.5 cm Materials: Anthracite coal, wood frame Weight: 120 kg Jesper Eriksson (b.1990, Paris) is an artist & design...

Found I Bench No.2 by A Space Dimensions: D187 x W33 x H30 cm Materials: Marble, steel, gold leaf, oak. Wood finishes Available. FOUND I collection centers around the power of the medium to dictate the final form that art objects take. Each piece of marble was hand-picked at a small family-owned quarry in the South of Turkey with an intention to work around its imperfections. This collection exposes the rough texture of natural stone, celebrating its beauty and reminding of the mountains that the stone came...

This strong pine bench is full of character, made from solid pine it has a wonderful rich grain and chunky angular frame creating an interesting over shape. The strong lines and scul...

With a long, undulating three-way symmetry, the organic wishbone bench seat creates a sculpturally striking form which is reminiscent of a whale-bone. A...

The bench takes its formal character from the traditional bench chair of the Chinese countryside. In a contemporary translation, four benches compose a set with the potential to crea...

The result of exploring the possibilities of a singular line in 3D space, the E-Turn is a continuously morphing ribbon that twists and turns from seat to structure before overlapping and returning again in the configuration of a bench. The endless E-Turn, refers to eternity; it dramatically transcends width and dimension as it wraps into its moebius-like form. The E-Turn by Brodie Neill...

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...

The result of exploring the possibilities of a singular line in 3D space, the E-Turn is a continuously morphing ribbon that twists and turns from seat to structure before overlapping and returning again in the configuration of a bench. The endless E-Turn refers to eternity; it dramatically transcends width and dimension as it wraps into its moebius-like form. The E-Turn by Brodie Neill...

Ebonised Long caned bench with shaped voluted scrolled legs and moulded Jacobean stretchers. Perfect used as window seats, a bench or low table Addit...

Found I Bench No.1 by A Space Dimensions: D187 x W33 x H30 cm Materials: Marble, steel, gold leaf, oak. Wood finishes Available. FOUND I collection centers around the power of the medium to dictate the final form that art objects take. Each piece of marble was hand-picked at a small family-owned quarry in the South of Turkey with an intention to work around its imperfections. This collection exposes the rough texture of natural stone, celebrating its beauty and reminding of the mountains that the stone came...

The result of exploring the possibilities of a singular line in 3D space, the E-Turn is a continuously morphing ribbon that twists and turns from seat to structure before overlapping...

Unusual sofa bench / coffee table in steel and Perpex construction Number of options layout.

A very elegant pair of Grecian Revival solid oak window seats after an original Regency design. the surface limed to bring the figuring of the oak to p...

19th century French provencale bench. Charming rustic piece with original paintwork in French grey, age distressed.

An elegant 2-seater banquette in black-stained wood, re-upholstered in watermelon pink velvet. It's shallow depth makes it ideal for a hallway or at the foot of a bed.

The result of exploring the possibilities of a singular line in 3D space, the E-Turn is a continuously morphing ribbon that twists and turns from seat to structure before overlapping...

Sicis is delighted to welcome you at ‘Home’. The classically inspired extent in contemporary plays an eclectic style, elegant and refined. Interiors express personality. A constant r...

Sicis is delighted to welcome you at ‘Home’. The classically inspired extent in contemporary plays an eclectic style, elegant and refined. Interiors express personality. A constant r...

Sicis is delighted to welcome you at ‘Home’. The classically inspired extent in contemporary plays an eclectic style, elegant and refined. Interiors express personality. A constant r...

Sicis is delighted to welcome you at ‘Home’. The classically inspired extent in contemporary plays an eclectic style, elegant and refined. Interiors express personality. A constant r...

Sicis is delighted to welcome you at ‘Home’. The classically inspired extent in contemporary plays an eclectic style, elegant and refined. Interiors express personality. A constant...

Sicis is delighted to welcome you at ‘Home’. The classically inspired extent in contemporary plays an eclectic style, elegant and refined. Interiors express personality. A constant...

Sicis is delighted to welcome you at ‘Home’. The classically inspired extent in contemporary plays an eclectic style, elegant and refined. Interiors express personality. A constant...

Sicis is delighted to welcome you at ‘Home’. The classically inspired extent in contemporary plays an eclectic style, elegant and refined. Interiors express personality. A constant...

Sicis is delighted to welcome you at ‘Home’. The classically inspired extent in contemporary plays an eclectic style, elegant and refined. Interiors express personality. A constant...

Sculptural bench by Jose Zanine Caldas made in Pequi wood.

The Doodle Bench celebrate naivety, fairy tales, dreams, magic, and other worlds. It invites us to engage in the narratives of our childhood, bringing surrealism, playfulness and chance back into our everyday. Charlotte Colbert...

Iconic "Mucki" bench designed by Sergio Rodrigues. Provence: private collection in the South of Brazil.