The Today bench is characterised by being flexible and easy to position by Mia Cullin
The Today bench is characterised by being flexible and easy to position. The many connection options, allow you to extend the design indefinitely for places like schools, shopping malls and offices.
The system consists of benches in different lengths, and a corner section with seating space, side table or planting pot. The units can be connected lengthwise as well as angled in any direction. The benches can also stand independently. The leg design gives an elegant impression in chrome or Colours by Materia (CbM*) powder coating finish. The parts can easily be replaced if necessary and the solid wood table top can be sanded down and relacquered. Under-seat electrical sockets/USB are available as accessories.
*CbM = beige, mustard yellow, dusty pink, rusty red, burgundy red, blue grey, green, grey, dark grey, black, white
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