A pair of objects balancing weight and softness. Built in carefully carved sapele wood, both the bench and stool combine a brutalist presence with quieter and more delicate gestures, allowing them to sit solidly within a space without ever feeling heavy.

The hand-carved surfaces follow the grain of the wood, catching light unevenly and recalling natural textures explored throughout the Trampoline collection. In contrast, the upholstered textile top introduces a softer layer: a landscape or memory suspended over a solid structure. Carrying real images and coordinates into abstraction, the fabric invites the place to be imagined rather than fully revealed.

The bench, with its strong supporting legs and seemingly floating seat, works equally well for resting, reading, working or simply inhabiting a room. Comfortable and generous in proportion, it can move between living room, dining space or hallway, either as a central piece or quietly accompanying the edge of a space.