Iceland by Segis

Monza, Italy–based studio Bartoli Design took inspiration from the angular shapes of glaciers to create this single- or double-sided bench for the Italian furniture manufacturer.

Courtesy Maurizio Cavallasca

Iceland, Segis
Monza, Italy–based studio Bartoli Design took inspiration from the angular shapes of glaciers to create this single- or double-sided bench for Italian furniture manufacturer Segis. An off-white powdercoated aluminum seat is set on uniformly colored steel legs, while the modular back cushions—which can be arranged in dense or sparse groupings—house a steel frame and polyurethane foam interior. The single-sided bench measures 110″ long by 31″ wide, while the double-sided version measures 110″ long by 47″ wide.Cushions can be upholstered in a variety of the company’s fabrics or faux leather. segis.it

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Selin Ashaboglu is a former assistant editor of products and technology for ARCHITECT and Architectural Lighting. She graduated from Wheaton College, Mass., with a bachelor's degree in English, and minors in Journalism and Studio Art. In the past, she has contributed to Time Out Istanbul, and copy edited for the Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press.

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