Contemporary bench MUSEUM

oakwithout backrestwithout armrests

Description Museum is the re-edition by Infiniti of the Giulio bench, designed by Tuscan architect and designer Giulio Lazzotti. Winner of the Good Design Award 2002 and the Japan Industrial Design Organization award, Museum pairs a timeless aesthetic with practical seating solutions. Its essential lines, sensual curves and convex details lighten the visual mass while emphasizing the elliptical leg shapes. The single-seat version can also function as a corner element, a coffee table or a stool.

Design and aesthetic The bench features streamlined silhouettes and curved profiles that create a balanced visual rhythm. Convex details reduce perceived weight and enhance the elliptical geometry of the legs, making the piece suitable for contemporary architectural and interior projects.

Available versions

• Single seat (1-seat)
• Two-seat (2-seat)
• Three-seat (3-seat)

Finish and modularity Available with an oak finish. Museum provides modular solutions that can be configured on site without mechanical connections, allowing continuous runs and flexible layout options while preserving the leg geometry.

Applications

• Museum spaces
• Waiting rooms
• Brainstorming and meeting areas
• Libraries
• Lounges and relaxation zones

Caractéristiques / spécifications techniques

• Model: Museum
• Manufacturer: Infiniti
• Designer: Giulio Lazzotti
• Awards: Good Design Award 2002; Japan Industrial Design Organization award
• Configurations: 1-seat, 2-seat, 3-seat
• Finish: oak finish
• Modularity: modular solutions without mechanical connections
• Versatility: single version can serve as corner element, coffee table or stool
• Distinctive elements: essential lines, sensual curves, convex details, elliptical-shaped legs