The unusual idea of using street furniture and transforming it into a bench for the home with a fresh and natural connotation is a new way of “bringing the outdoors inside”. The repetition of a unique element in the furniture provokes delicate tensions, which translate into a lightweight structure and sensation. This piece can be used outdoors as well, providing support for plants to grow through it and merge with the landscape.
Designer: Eli Gutierrez
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