The Atlas Bench by Giorgio Biscaro

Giorgio Biscaro is the designer behind this Atlas Bench for manufacturer SLIDE. The Atlas Bench is made from rotational moulded polyethylene. Available in numerous light hearted colours, this bench brings animation to your terraces and gardens. A surprising and funny bench that can be used inside as well as out. The designer was inspired to create the Atlas bench by noticing that since many pubs and bars in Europe no longer allow smokers to smoke…

The Motion Bench by Monica Förster

A nice bench furniture creation that is called The Motion Bench is now available in a right- or left-sided version thanks to its Swedish designer, Monica Förster who has created this simple natural motion bench for the manufacturer Gärsnäs. The motion bench is a bench in natural birch or stained. When the benches are joined, the resulting asymmetrical form creates a wave movement that runs along the wall. Motion has a strong, playful presence. …

Ionic Bench by New York Designer Laurie Beckerman

This interesting birch plywood seating furniture ideas is created by a New York-based designer Laurie Beckerman. This 1 inch baltic birch plywood furniture is named as Ionic Bench and the design was inspired from the capital of an ionic column. The designer manage to use a CNC technology to create this Ionic Bench by cutting out the bench profile in 18 times. The slices are laminated together for a strong, curvaceous form. The surfaces that reve…

R540 Rocking Bench by Brazilian Designers at Fetiche Design

The R540 Rocking Bench was created by Brazilian designers Carolina Armellini and Paulo Biacchi of Fetiche Design. Both designer were developed the design of the weft of threads as a “connecting dots” game, looking for a ergonomic radius seating. The result is the 540 milimeters radius (~22 inches). The designer developed a contemporary product, but with a strong emotional interaction. This kind of threads were part of their childhood in the garde…

The Matet Bench by RaymentWire

British metalworker Adrian Rayment of RaymentWire have designed the Matet Bench, a hand crafted geometric bench finished in etched galvanised steel, who’s design was inspired by Egyptian burial boats and memories of a mirrored whale skeleton. …