Outdoor Bench by Roel van de Beek for Wolters

Wolters-Street-Bench

Via Design Boom’s Daily Candy I noticed this Street Bench by Roel van de Beek for Belgian street furniture manufacturer Wolters.

Toast Bench by Rainer Spehl


Toast Bench by Rainer Spehl

Rainer Spehl is a Berlin-based designer who in addition to collaborating with designer martino gamper on a number of projects, also creates pieces for his own collection. gamper and spehl have collaborated on a series of furniture recycling projects entitled ‘we make remake’. The idea of the series is to collect scrap furniture and materials and reassemble them into completely new pieces. in 2004 they built a custom seating unit for ‘toastbank’, a Berlin café.

Rainer creates equally interesting projects. ‘qoffee’ is a stool shaped like a plastic coffee cup. without a reference for scale you might like these curious cups were the real thing.

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Scatter Max by Louise Hederström

Scatter Max Bench by Louise Hederstrom

Stockholm Furniture fair 08: Scatter Max by Louise Hederstrom for Nola.
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Diagram Bench by Clara & Karin Andersson

Diagram Bench by Clara & Karin Andersson

Stockholm Furniture Fair 08: Diagram Bench by Clara & Karin Andersson for Nola
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Butt Eraser: The Pencil Bench by Sam and Will Boex

Pencil Bench 5

Sitting on the 1,600 pencils-with-erasers of this Pencil Bench probably gives a similar sensation as sitting on the Shotgun Shell Chair but beware the indigo of your jeans is erased rather than shot off.

The extra in it is that you can use each pencil, sharpen it and place it back. Eventually the seat will be very comfortably tailor sharpened.

Pencil Bench 4

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Pencil Bench 2

A product of Boex in Cornwall, UK, and awarded at the 2007 Cornwall Design Week.