A pair of curved benches in solid pine, built with the blunt, structural confidence of French brutalist furniture from the 1960s. Each bench is formed from thick, heavy-cut timber with a flat, C-shaped seat supported by six squared legs joined by a low stretcher. The connections are visible and deliberate — iron bolts drawn flush into the surface, their round heads left exposed as detail rather than hidden as necessity. The wood has deepened to a warm, even brown with age.