The Origami Bench, model 02.460.1, represents a sophisticated approach to contemporary street furniture, designed by Filip Babiarz as part of the modular Origami collection. Featuring a distinctive geometric form, this bench without a backrest serves as an elegant solution for modern public spaces, plazas, and urban developments. Its architectural structure is defined by sharp lines and a unique angular shape, with a longer side measuring 235 cm and a shorter side extending to 136 cm. With a height of 45 cm and a depth of 68 cm, the bench offers an ergonomic and inviting seating experience, blending seamless functionality with a striking aesthetic that enhances the visual character of any urban furniture landscape.
Crafted with durability in mind, the Origami Bench is available in robust construction options, including high-quality carbon steel (S235JR) or premium stainless steel (AISI 304). These materials ensure long-lasting performance in diverse weather conditions, maintaining structural integrity across high-traffic environments. The seating surface is meticulously finished with high-grade wood, offering versatility through various material selections: traditional soft wood, durable hard wood with an oil finish, sustainable hardwood of European origin, or premium hard wood. Spruce wood elements are available in a range of protective varnish colors, while exotic wood selections highlight the natural grain and texture, providing a warm, tactile contrast to the metal base.
As a highly adaptable piece of street furniture, the Origami Bench is designed for secure integration into paved environments, featuring a straightforward installation method where it is attached directly to the foundation by bolts. Its modular nature allows urban planners and architects to arrange the benches in various configurations, fostering social interaction and efficient space utilization within public squares or parks. Weighing 71 kg, the bench provides a stable and reliable seating solution. By combining precision engineering with a refined design language, the Origami line sets a high standard for modern benches, proving that modular urban furniture can be both aesthetically compelling and exceptionally practical for public use.