Altura Bench

Case Furniture

£525

The playful design of the Altura Bench is the work of Patricia Perez, who named the piece after the Spanish word for ‘height.’ This moniker is inspired by the bench’s double-level design that allows for optimum versatility and convenience. It’s a strikingly contemporary timber design, characterised by clean lines and curving edges, that can be used for all manner of storage and display purposes.

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