Mattias Stenberg
Plymå is a generously-proportioned seat made for indoor use. Plymå’s seat and optional backrest are made from waxed ash, sculpted into cushion-like shapes that have a slight sheen. The table surfaces are crafted from gray limestone and integrated into the overall design, which is underpinned by a slender steel base. Designed especially for public spaces, Plymå conveys a sense of softness rarely seen in industrial furniture.
Width: 220cm
Height: 69cm
Sitting height: 45cm
Plymå backed bench Length: 220 cm Depth: 93 cm Total height: 69 cm Height of seat: 45 cm Height of steel base: 36 cm Plymå concreate Length: 220 cm Depth: 93 cm Total height: 69 cm Height of seat: 45 cm
White-stained Ash.
Powder coated Steel RAL / Sablé.
Fiber Concrete.
Base in powder coated steel Yellow RAL 1023 or Noir 2200 Sablé as standard. Seat in wax finish ash with table in grey limestone. Other materials can be obtained on request. Plymå concreate: Base in powder coated steel in yellow RAL 1023 or black Noir 2200 Sablé. Seat in concreate. Table surface in pine, grey NCS S 8000N.
C for any colour start up fee.
Mounted.
Bolted to the ground. Foot plate has four holes Ø12 for mounting with M10.
The steel base is repainted with alkyd paint if necessary.
Available in two different versions, for in- or outdoor use.
Contemporary indoor bench with smooth curves. Plymå concrete is an version for outdoor use.
Mattias Stenberg
Plymå is a generously-proportioned seat made for indoor use. Plymå’s seat and optional backrest are made from waxed ash, sculpted into cushion-like shapes that have a slight sheen. The table surfaces are crafted from gray limestone and integrated into the overall design, which is underpinned by a slender steel base. Designed especially for public spaces, Plymå conveys a sense of softness rarely seen in industrial furniture.
Designer Mattias Stenberg runs his own designstudio in Stockholm. Stenberg works within a variety of fields including interior architecture, furniture design and light design. Since the start of the studio in 2010, Stenberg has received several awards and mentions for his designs, including German Design Award, Good Design Award and Nordic Designer of the Year.
