Exchange Bench 638 Furniture Stellar Works

Exchange Bench

By Jun Aizaki, for Stellar Works

Exchange Bench

By Jun Aizaki, For Stellar Works

$2,750.00

SPEC #: STL1296479 | ID: EX-S221-R2.WN.001

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Exchange Bench

SPEC #: STL1296479

ID: EX-S221-R2.WN.001

Designed by Jun AizakiRead Bio

The Exchange Bench is an award-winning contemporary wood and steel chair inspired by the traditional Windsor form. By exchanging the conventional wooden spindles and stretcher of the Windsor back with steel, CREME has produced a Bench that feels both contemporary and traditional at once. This exchange suggests the new life and design that can be breathed into used or well-worn objects and furnishings. The Exchange Bench is timeless and modern.

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Finish: Black

Color: Natural Walnut

Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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Founded in 2012, Stellar Works is committed to bridging the gap between the design ideas of the East and the West. Led by architects Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu, the creative department uses Asian sensibility and refined culture to create timeless designs. Stellar Works brings the past into the present while using transparent sourcing and manufacturing practices. All products are made in Shanghai.

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Founded by Jun Aizaki, Creme is a multidisciplinary design firm based in the vibrant neighborhood of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The studio is collaboration of dynamic, international designers that work around the idea that all design challenges require the same problem solving approach. Creme tackles a chair, a restaurant or a building, the same way they would approach a logo or a street block.