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"cage" Bench

“cage” Bench
by Klemens Schillinger Austria

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Description

Seemingly cast into shape, Cage Bench is made entirely from a 3000 × 1500 × 2 mm perforated steel sheet. The perforated steel draws a grid over the whole piece.

The piece takes its cues from the Wiener Werkstätte movement — often utilising perforated sheet metal as one of their favoured materials. It is lightweight yet strong, meticulously folded and welded.

The bench is produced with great care by Viennese family run metal workshop ‘Kunstspenglerei Speiser’.

Dimensions LxWxH	148x80x75cm (58x31x30'')
Weight (kg)	55
Production Year	2018
Material	Steel
Discipline	Metalwork
Color	Steel

About Klemens Schillinger Visit Showroom →

Klemens Schillinger is a product and furniture designer based in Vienna, Austria. Since graduating from the Royal College of Art, he has been working as a freelance designer for various design studios as well as carrying on with his own work. He has worked on projects for Hem, RIM-Blackberry and Kvadrat among others His goal is to develop simple, yet well thought-out products, design methods, and ‘Do it Yourself’ recipes. This can result in almost self-evident product solutions with a sparse amount of charm, minimal use of materials, and poetic accent.