The Domino bench (02.440) is a versatile element of urban furniture designed by Justyna Derewiaka, representing a sophisticated approach to modern street furniture. This modular, one-sided bench without a backrest is engineered to provide both durability and aesthetic flexibility in public spaces. Constructed from high-quality sheet metal and metallurgical angles, the frame is available in robust carbon steel (S235JR) or refined stainless steel (AISI 304), ensuring long-term resistance to environmental factors. With a length of 74 1/2 inches and a height of 17 3/4 inches, this bench offers a stable and comfortable seating solution for parks, squares, and contemporary pedestrian zones.
Customization is a cornerstone of the Domino line, allowing for precise integration into various architectural environments. The seating surface can be finished in a selection of materials, including European coniferous wood, durable hardwood of European origin, or premium oiled exotic wood. For projects requiring low-maintenance solutions, the bench is also available with an HPL board seat. The design allows for the addition of integrated side tables on either the left, right, or both sides, enhancing the utility of the urban furniture. Further functional upgrades include optional carbon or stainless steel armrests, which provide structural definition and added comfort for the user.
Engineered for secure installation, the Domino bench features a dedicated screw-mounting method, ensuring it remains firmly anchored in high-traffic public spaces. Its weight—ranging from 117 lbs to 141 lbs depending on the chosen material—reflects the solid construction characteristic of professional-grade street furniture. By prioritizing modularity, this product line enables architects to configure unique layouts tailored to specific site requirements. Whether used as a standalone piece or in a larger configuration, the Domino bench serves as a functional and minimalist centerpiece that complements the landscape without overwhelming the surrounding design.