Item No.
100072869
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Sculptura Bench
C$ 2,495.00
Item No.
100072869
Select Styles In Stock
Sculptura Bench
C$ 2,495.00
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- Airy design inspired by wicker.
- Handcrafted of powder-coated iron.
- Comfortably cradling curves.
- 32.75" H 51.5" W 29" D
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15-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
Designed by Russell Woodard for Woodard Furniture Company
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Sculptura Bench
Sculptura Bench
C$ 2,495.00
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Meshing durability with delicacy —
An alfresco favorite since its debut, the handcrafted Sculptura Collection transforms sturdy iron mesh into an airy silhouette that comfortably cradles the sitter. The Sculptura Bench is treated with rust inhibitors for added durability.
Details
Inspired by wicker
When we heard that Woodard was bringing the Sculptura Collection (1956) back into production, we jumped at the chance to partner with them on its return. Sculptura is inspired by the airiness of wicker but handcrafted in sturdy iron mesh that’s treated with rust inhibitors to withstand the elements. The Sculptura Bench is molded to cradle the contours of the human form, making it a comfortable seat for outdoor spaces.
- Airy design inspired by wicker.
- Handcrafted of powder-coated iron.
- Comfortably cradling curves.
- Treated with rust inhibitors.
- Collection
- Sculptura Collection
- General Dimensions
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- 32.75" H 51.5" W 29" D
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
- 15-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
Sculptura Bench
- Height (in): 32.75
- Width (in): 51.5
- Depth (in): 29
- Powder-coated iron
Russell Woodard
A family-run business since 1866, Woodward has reinvented itself many times over, but in 1956 the Michigan-based company became a pioneer in modernism with the handcrafted Sculptura chair. Attributed to Russell Woodward, the now-iconic design was the first sculpted chair made without molds, earning it a spot in the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum’s permanent collection in 1994.
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