Broberg & Ridderstråle
The Areal bench is characterised by its eye-catching surface. The seat is crafted from a series of laser-cut metal panels, or alternatively, produced in sleek wooden slats. Each of the panels is shaped individually and perforated with holes that catch light and cast shadows. The frame is providing a stable, freestanding base.
Length: 161 cm Width: 32 cm Height: 44 cm INDIVIDUAL DIMENSIONS The pipe steel in the frame measures 40 mm x 10 mm x 1.5 mm The sheet metal in the surface is 2 mm thick.
Mahogany.
Oiled Red Oak.
Perforated Sheet metal.
The frame and surface are made in galvanized sheet metal. All steel parts are powder-coated with Interpons Pacific Avenue 2525 or white RAL 9010. An alternative version is made with a wooden seat in oiled oak or mahogany.
U17-31 Area bench with seat in galvanized sheet metal.
U17-41 Area bench with wooden seat.
U17-31 / ARM Area bench sheet metal with armrests.
U17-41 / ARM Area bench wood with armrests.
VE for seat in oiled oak. Galvanized, powder coated white RAL 9010 fine structure.
VMH for seat in FSC-labeled mahogany. Galvanized, powder coated white RAL 9010 fine structure.
B for Blue Interpons Pacific Avenue 2525
V for white RAL 9010 fine structure.
Fully assembled.
Freestanding.
Not normally required.
Part of a furniture group with a rectangular or square table.
The Areal bench is characterised by its eye-catching surface. The seat is crafted from galvanized sheet metal, or in sleek wooden slats.
Broberg & Ridderstråle
The Areal bench is characterised by its eye-catching surface. The seat is crafted from a series of laser-cut metal panels, or alternatively, produced in sleek wooden slats. Each of the panels is shaped individually and perforated with holes that catch light and cast shadows. The frame is providing a stable, freestanding base.
Stockholm based Broberg & Ridderstråle Design & Architecture is founded and run by Mats Broberg and Johan Ridderstråle. The duo met at the University College of Arts, Crafts and Design (Konstfack) where they both studied furniture and interior design. Today they work within the fields of architecture and design. Their design method is based on the traditional craft, where they often gather inspiration from their daily lives only to then add a new twist to the design that lifts the product to a new level. Broberg & Ridderstråle have throughout the years designed numerous products and furniture series for Nola.
