Wegner designed the Bar Bench in 1953 for his own private entrance hall. Employing simple means, the Bench provides practical intermediate seating, despite the fact that it was designed for an entrance hall, it will suit many other purposes.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Denmark |
| Materials | Oak or ash |
| Dimensions | W1620 D520 H390 |
| Colour | Oak or ash |
| Finishes | Soap or oil treated wood |
| Designer |
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