Bench Ripples – Horm

Ripples for the outdoors

The Ripples bench, winner of the Compasso d’Oro in 2004, has been reimagined as an outdoor bench using okoumé wood, also known as Gaboon, which originates from tropical West Africa and is therefore perfectly suited to withstanding humidity or light rain. A recognised icon, its craftsmanship conveys Toyo Ito’s ever-delicate poetry.

By Casamania

 

The Panca Ripples di Horm wooden bench, with its distinctive circular patterns, sits gracefully on a black rug at the foot of a bed in a modern room. A fire extinguisher is subtly visible in the background.
A modern, minimalist hallway showcases the Panca Ripples di Horm, a wooden bench with circular patterns. The gray concrete floor complements walls adorned with lush green plants. Sunlight streams through large left-side windows, casting soft shadows along the sleek railing.
The Panca Ripples di Horm wooden table boasts a smooth finish, featuring large circular patterns in varying shades of brown. Its surface blends light and dark wood tones, creating a visually striking geometric design that exemplifies sophistication.