Portsmouth Bench finish:Oak untreated / natural Clearly visible in the designs

Clearly visible in the designs are Kjaerholm's great understanding of steel and wood and the marriage of traditional craftsmanship and industrial design that became his hallmark

Her works are to this day still in constant production

PP512 Folding Chair by Hans Wegner for PP Mobler

or with a whitish urethane-coated ash wood

“At the start of the poem Hardy reminisces about old family furniture passed down through generations and I drew parallels here with my own work

Portsmouth Bench finish:Oak untreated / natural Clearly visible in the designsPortsmouth Bench by Barber Osgerby for Isokon Plus. The Portsmouth bench was originally designed for the choir stalls in Portsmouth Cathedral. Barber and Osgerby wished to produce a design which was clearly contemporary while complementing the architecture of the Cathedral. The resulting design is both of its time and entirely sympathetic to its context, capable of seating two to three choir members and light enough to be easily moved. Now established