Wire bench by Georges Tigien, France, 1950s.

Ref: GA020085

Bench with teak wooden structure and rope seat designed by Georges Tigien, France, 1950s.

Solid wood structure and woven rope seat stretched over metal rods. The gently trapezoidal top and conical turned legs provide visual lightness and formal balance, characteristic of postwar French design.

Ideal as a bench in an entryway, at the foot of a bed, or as occasional seating, its understated and functional design suits both contemporary interiors and mid-century inspired spaces.

Condition:
Excellent restored condition. May show minor signs of age and use.

Measurements:

Length120 cm. Width 50 cm. Height 37 cm.

About the designer:
Georges Tigien was a furniture editor active in France during the 1950s, known for promoting cutting-edge modern design. He collaborated with designers such as Joseph-André Motte and Pierre Guariche, helping to produce functional, clean-lined pieces aimed at the modern postwar public.