RIKI BENCH (CT) Bench

This solid wood bench was designed by Riki Watanabe, one of Japan's leading product designers. It is characterized by its rich wood texture, strong form, and neat expression. The gently curved surface of the seat enhances the comfort. There are more design ideas appearing in detail to share, such as the shape of the seat edge, the slits, etc.

Product(s) Information

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Wood - Finish: Japanese Oak NF / WNF / MBR / DBR / GY / DGY / BL
Size: Bench177
w:1770 d:430 h:390

Bench150
w:1500 d:430 h:390
Photo: Bench177
Japanese Oak NF

Designer

Riki Watanabe

Riki Watanabe was born in 1911, established his office in 1949, and worked as a director of Japan Industrial Design Association to support setting up design-related organizations such as Japan Design Committee, Craft Center Japan, etc.

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Description

Size

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Wood - Finish

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Japanese Oak NF

Japanese Oak WNF

Japanese Oak MBR

Japanese Oak DBR

Japanese Oak GY

Japanese Oak DGY

Japanese Oak BL

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: Washable Upholstery

: Dry-cleanable Upholstery

: Product adopted the molded urethane foams for the cushion parts.
● About Molded Urethane Foams
A molded foam, a technical method, is made by filling a mixture of raw materials to compound in a shaping mold.
This method helps creating ideal fine lines and fluffiness which add variety in designs.
It is able to produce one-piece molding with built in flame also save raw materials. The biggest benefit of it is that the long lasting comfort.

: Product adopted molded urethane foams for the cushion parts of seats
● About Molded Urethane Foams
A molded foam, a technical method, is made by filling a mixture of raw materials to compound in a shaping mold.
This method helps creating ideal fine lines and fluffiness which add variety in designs.
It is able to produce one-piece molding with built in flame also save raw materials. The biggest benefit of it is that the long lasting comfort.