Klupa Bench
Boasting fine craftsmanship and intricate attention to detail, Klupa is bound to enhance the look and feel of any room.
One of its main characteristics is that it’s made from natural materials, combining solid wood and cotton webbing, thus assuring a timeless addition to your home.
The meticulousness in its design is evident in every aspect, from the smooth surfaces, to the wedged mortise and tenon joints providing strong connections. Additionally, the fine webbing ensures comfort while maintaining a minimalistic appearance.
The word “Klupa” translated from Bosnian means “bench”. The aim was to create a versatile, mobile and lightweight element which can be combined with other pieces of furniture, in various settings, such as at the bed’s foot-side, in the hallway or at the dining table.
Sizes (cm)
Klupa Bench 120
W: 120, D: 40, H: 45
Klupa Bench 160
W: 160, D: 40, H: 45
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Body
Klupa’s body is crafted from solid wood. The product elements are connected with characteristic and visible wedged mortise and tenon joints. Felten gliders are attached to the bench legs and are suitable for most flooring options. The seat is affixed to the body using matte black plastic seat spacers.
Seat
The lattice-woven cotton webbing is stretched over the seat frame and attached to the bench's body on its inner side.
Finish
The wooden parts are available in two plant-based Hardwax oil finishes (colours), which maintain the wood’s natural state as either white or natural oil.
Care & Maintenance
Please see the Materials page on our website.
FSC® Certified
One pivotal aspect of our commitment to sustainability is our firm dedication to sourcing wood exclusively from FSC®-certified forestry. As this product bears the FSC® label (FSC-C130602), you can be assured of its ethical origin and its contribution to preserving our precious forests.
Meet the designer
Salih Teskeredzic
Salih’s design aesthetic in his approach to furniture design, has remained faithful to the golden era of modernism, exemplifying the classic mastery of 20th-century designers. Undoubtedly, he stands as one of the pioneers of the contemporary Bosnian design scene.
