In this Nine to Know, we see designers reimagine the bench seat through new forms and materials.
Nine renowned Australian and international designers present their own unique take on the bench – proving it’s much more than somewhere to sit.
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is inspired by the world of art, fashion, design and architecture. Among other notable pieces, the collection features the , made from structural Chilean pine plywood and dense polyurethane foam.
Like the roots of a plant, the strong legs of the , imagined by Ukraine designer Victoria Yakusha, are said to draw energy from the ground – relaying the brand’s inherent respect for nature.
Friends and utilised the A-joint system (used to construct tables) to design for their Sydney-based furniture brand . The bench explores clean natural materials and embraces a simple, robust shape.
Doubling as a console table, the by appears to be inlaid with tiny tiles. However, the pattern is actually digitally printed on plastic laminate; deceiving yet ingenious.
You may recognise the name from the iconic . The Danish brand is also known for the , with a durable woven cord seat and wooden frame – perfect for the end of the bed or in the hallway.
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