This mid-century modern bench, crafted in Europe around the 1950s, embodies the clarity and functionality that defined the design movement. Emerging after World War II, mid-century modernism sought to create furniture that was both practical and visually striking, blending clean lines with honest materials.

In line with these pursuits, this bench offers a streamlined yet commanding form that reflects the architectural influence of the era. The design is defined by its long, rectangular seat, made from richly grained wood that brings warmth and tactility to its otherwise minimal silhouette. The top rests on a structural base composed of black geometric supports, which introduce a sense of rhythm and architectural balance. The juxtaposition between the natural wood surface and the dark, industrial-style base captures the mid-century fascination with contrasts in material and form. The bench’s elongated proportions enhance its presence, allowing it to serve as seating while maintaining aesthetics. Its design is both rigorous and inviting, a testament to the movement’s ability to combine comfort with modernist ideals of simplicity.

Versatile and timeless, this bench reflects the enduring principles of mid-century European design: function elevated through proportion, material integrity, and structure. Whether placed in an intimate interior setting or in public, this piece represents the ambition to reshape everyday life through thoughtful craftsmanship.

SOLD

Condition:

In good vintage condition. Wear consistent with age and use. Minor dents and scratches in wood.

Dimensions:

96.25 in W x 11.81 in D x 17.12 in H

244.5 cm W x 30 cm D x 43.5 cm H