The Domino 90 bench, designed by Justyna Derewiaka, represents a sophisticated approach to modular urban furniture. Engineered with a distinct 90-degree bending angle, this piece serves as a geometric cornerstone for public spaces, allowing for creative, angular compositions within parks, squares, and corporate landscapes. Its robust construction ensures longevity and stability, making it an essential component of modern street furniture. Measuring 87 inches in width and featuring a seat height of 17 3/4 inches, the bench provides optimal ergonomics for extended seating. The structural frame is available in either high-quality carbon steel or corrosion-resistant stainless steel, offering flexibility to suit diverse environmental requirements and aesthetic preferences.
The seat and backrest are crafted from premium materials, reflecting the high standards expected of professional benches. Clients may select from durable European coniferous wood, sustainable hardwood of European origin, or luxurious oiled and premium exotic wood options to achieve the desired visual warmth and durability. To further enhance utility and user comfort, the Domino 90 offers advanced configuration options, including the integration of armrests in matching steel finishes. The modular design further allows for the addition of side tables—positioned to the left, right, or on both sides—effectively transforming the bench into a multi-functional workstation or a comfortable social hub for outdoor settings.
Installation is facilitated through a secure, screw-mounted base, ensuring the unit remains firmly anchored in high-traffic pedestrian areas. As part of the prestigious Domino product line, this model seamlessly balances industrial strength with refined architectural form. By combining modular versatility with high-grade materials, this outdoor seating solution adapts effortlessly to complex landscape designs. Whether utilized as a standalone feature or linked within a larger configuration, the Domino 90 remains a benchmark in contemporary street furniture design, emphasizing both structural integrity and the functional needs of modern urban dwellers.