The Amada Bench by Matthias Pliessnig Flows and Ebbs in Homes
Meghan Young — November 6, 2010 — Art & Design
References: matthias-studio & contemporist
This Amada Bench is a stunningly sinuous seat, offering a natural touch to unnatural settings.
Designed by Matthias Pliessnig, the Amada Bench is entirely made out of air-dried, responsibly harvested White Oak. Created for a private client, it is specifically tailored to the functions of his space. I would love to commission an Amada Bench for myself considering its gorgeously unique design.
Designed by Matthias Pliessnig, the Amada Bench is entirely made out of air-dried, responsibly harvested White Oak. Created for a private client, it is specifically tailored to the functions of his space. I would love to commission an Amada Bench for myself considering its gorgeously unique design.
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