Benches
Bull
Naoto Fukasawa
Bull is a multipurpose bench that reproduces on a reduced scale the essential design of the homonymous table with the characteristic detail of the slightly inclined round section legs. Available in two sizes, it is made of solid oak in various finishes and completed by round cushions with fabric or leather upholstery.
Caratos
Antonio Citterio
Classic yet contemporary, the Caratos bench is a versatile piece of furniture matching sofas and chairs in the living area, but also fitting discreetly into the sleeping area. The bench echoes the typical base of the Caratos collection, an iconic die-cast aluminium frame available in various finishes, to be combined with a fabric or leather seat cover. The latter, in particular, enhances the sophisticated nature of the bench, giving it a “saddlery” look.
Finishes:
Leather in Kasia Caramel
Graphite Painted Frame Finish
Dip – Double Dip
Chris Howker
Offered in a single size and in two different shapes, these benches are built using a stainless steel sheet with a thickness of 1,5 mm and a circular sandblasted finish. Obtained with special technology involving milling, bending and welding, they appear as sculpted monoliths with a contrasting interplay between soft, curved forms that are concave and projecting, and areas with a more squared-off look. The benches convey a feeling of massive solidity and, at the same time, have a refined minimalist look.
Sella
Antonio Citterio
A bench recalling oriental patterns with a concave seat that can be covered with fabric or leather or with interlacing in natural cellulose rope.
Titikaka
Naoto Fukasawa
The traditional typology of the outdoor bench is revamped with contemporary language. It’s an impressive piece that resembles a sculpture. Made of teakwood slats that cover the structure to the ground on both front and back, positioned horizontally on the aluminium structure in an original wave-like arrangement to create curves that are both pleasant and ergonomically functional.