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Century Furniture Library House Bench
- Tiimeless, special, and useful.
- A wonderful garden bench with an architectural presence.
- Benches can provide a singular moment, at the end of a view, or as a pair that frames an entrance.
- They become a piece of the garden architecture themselves.
- I wanted to create a new traditional wood bench with a level of striking architecture, detail, form and craftmanship.
- This design incorporates a series of ideas, collected over many years of looking at garden benches.
- In particular, I've always loved the indispensable Edward Lutyens garden bench and so many antique, refined benches in all forms with a central motif.
- I also had in mind the beautiful benches in one of my favorite American gardens at Dumbarton Oaks.
- To me this bench has a soft, modern feel to it with the circular motif in the center back.
- The circular form is something that I return to often, to find a modern element in a design.
- This circle also reminds me of the moon window opening that I created in the brickwork of the walled garden at the Library house.
$1,495.86
Original: $4,273.88
-65%Century Furniture Library House Bench—
$4,273.88
$1,495.86
Description
- Tiimeless, special, and useful.
- A wonderful garden bench with an architectural presence.
- Benches can provide a singular moment, at the end of a view, or as a pair that frames an entrance.
- They become a piece of the garden architecture themselves.
- I wanted to create a new traditional wood bench with a level of striking architecture, detail, form and craftmanship.
- This design incorporates a series of ideas, collected over many years of looking at garden benches.
- In particular, I've always loved the indispensable Edward Lutyens garden bench and so many antique, refined benches in all forms with a central motif.
- I also had in mind the beautiful benches in one of my favorite American gardens at Dumbarton Oaks.
- To me this bench has a soft, modern feel to it with the circular motif in the center back.
- The circular form is something that I return to often, to find a modern element in a design.
- This circle also reminds me of the moon window opening that I created in the brickwork of the walled garden at the Library house.
