Garden Bench by Logniture

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This monolithic bench is a one of a kind piece, crafted from massive, century-old reclaimed oak beams. Its powerful, minimalist … Read more This monolithic bench is a one of a kind piece, crafted from massive, century-old reclaimed oak beams. Its powerful, minimalist form is unified by a deep ebonized finish, transforming the ancient timber into a bold, graphic statement. The twin beams, resting on solid block supports, create a piece that feels both like a primitive artifact and a piece of modern functional sculpture, exuding a profound sense of strength. The matte black finish dramatically highlights the wood's deep topography. The surface becomes a landscape of texture, where weathered grain, deep cracks, and the authentic marks of time create a dynamic play of light and shadow. This treatment preserves the timber’s history while giving it a contemporary, sculptural identity that is both raw and sophisticated. Constructed to honor the integrity of the ancient material, this bench embodies a dialogue between history and minimalist design. Its robust form makes it exceptionally versatile. It can serve as a striking entryway bench, a low console or media stand, a unique coffee table, or a powerful pedestal for displaying art in an interior that celebrates bold, elemental forms. Perfect for Brutalist, Wabi-Sabi, industrial, or minimalist spaces, it brings a meditative presence and a sculptural, grounding quality to any setting. Finished with natural oils and waxes to protect the ancient wood and seal in its deep, matte black color while preserving its authentic texture. Designed and made in Europe by Logniture, a studio dedicated to transforming raw timber into expressive, heirloom grade furniture. Materials: Reclaimed solid oak beams Surface: Deeply patinated and textured with original cracks and grain, ebonized finish Finish: Natural oils and waxes This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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