Wooden Benches: Art and Utility

The tabletop is made of natural oak, and the base of the table, resembling concrete in appearance, is made by pouring solid mass. The set task was technologically challenging – it was necessary to fuse wet mass and moisture-sensitive wood. The entire structure of the table is manufactured at the same time, so that the two materials join together smoothly and precisely to avoid any gaps. After the product dries, it is scrubbed, and the tabletop is oiled.

The OHUS bench is minimalist and multifunctional, serving as a bench, sideboard, or side table. It has signal-colored steel discs and an ash wood panel. When stacked, it becomes a high shelf or room divider.

This hand-crafted piece incorporates traditional woodworking elements into modern, organic forms. With its Mid-century modern influence, evident in the rich wood tones and curvilinear, clean lines, the Bolo settee exudes unexpected yet timeless charm.

Boucle fabric upholstered bench with brass detailed, hand-carved solid wood legs.

One of the symbols of Ukrainian land a sunflower (Soniah), has become a leitmotif of design.

Every piece is made to order, using hand glued timber from selected oak slabs, planed and finished with hard wax oil.

Functional handmade Minimalist masterpiece – sculpture by aesthetics and bench by function. 

This piece is fully customizable in functions, shape and typology of wood. Starting from this design a custum-made piece can be developed based on the client’s needs

KYRA Bench by NISH – Elegant seating made from quality Ash Wood.

The Wormhole Bench is made from solid red oak, laminated and carved. The seat of the bench is punctuated with orifices that disrupt its surface and allow a glimpse through the seat.

Geometrical bench handmade in Tzalam Wood, featuring an embedded ceramic planter.

Fire Bench by Melissa Mariller – Crafted from Pine and Birch Plywood with Acrylic Stain Finish.

Weeping Brutalist Willow Bench by Caroline Kable – Made from Mahogany Wood

The bench is hand carved by artisans in northern Portugal from chestnut wood or walnut and oil finished to have a smooth surface.