A Line Storage Bench 68, White Oak
697 €
A Line Storage Bench is an updated version of the classic storage bench – where functionality meets clean form. A solid and versatile bench with slightly reduced dimensions and minimalistic characteristics. It is practical with a large area for storage. The lid is lifted with a small leather handle and is held in place by the construction when in use.
The lower cut of the two legs angles the piece so as to give it a feeling of being lifted up making the overall design solid and robust, but also stylish. A versatile bench either as a stand-alone item in a hallway, bedroom, or any seating area, – to embellish practical areas in the home and to ensure joy of use and storage.
Materials: Solid European Oak. Natural Bend Leather
Place of Origin: Made in Europe
Details
Dimensions: L: 68 cm, W: 35 cm, H: 45 cm
Net weight: 12,2 kg
Finish: White Oil Treated
Designed by: Herman Studio
Product number: 2131
An updated version of the classic storage bench
A Line Storage Bench is an updated version of the classic storage bench – where functionality meets clean form. A solid and versatile bench with slightly reduced dimensions and minimalistic characteristics. It is practical with a large area for storage. The lid is lifted with a small leather handle and is held in place by the construction when in use.
The lower cut of the two legs angles the piece so as to give it a feeling of being lifted up making the overall design solid and robust, but also stylish. A versatile bench either as a stand-alone item in a hallway, bedroom, or any seating area, – to embellish practical areas in the home and to ensure joy of use and storage.
”This short storage bench is designed with the aim to create a small piece of furniture which is lifted from the floor. Further to that, it should be easy to use and fit in many different environments”
– Jonas Herman, Herman Studio
The A Line Collection
A Line Storage Bench has turned into a collection of functional furniture. The collection is a mix of rediscovered classics and new reinterpretations of storage essentials.
