Museum-like and minimalist: the BZ slatted bench was designed by Martin Visser in 1960, for the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. The design was so well received that Spectrum decided to include it in its collection.
1961, visitors on the BZ slatted bench in the Stedelijk Museum
The timeless design and clear design language make the slatted bench a true classic. Due to the available length, width and height dimensions, the BZ bench can be used in many different ways; as a coffee table, sideboard, bench in the hall and at the foot end of the bed. The bench is available in solid oak and also in solid ash, clear, dark brown and black stained.
The BZ slatted bench in wenge wood, styling Floor Knaapen for Eigen Huis & Interieur magazine
| Designer | Martin Visser |
|---|---|
| Year | 1960 |
| Dimensions | 160/200 cm wide x 42/60 cm depth x 30/40cm height |
| Material | Natural ash, natural oak, dark brown or black stained oak |
| Option | BZ pillow in fabric or leather (dimensions 60 x 42 cm) |
