Bench module ISLAND

Overview
Island is a modular bench system designed for intermediate and high-traffic communal areas. It provides adaptable seating that accommodates sitting, perching or lounging while defining circulation and focal points within open-plan environments.

Maximizing Space
Island reclaims underused zones by integrating freestanding benches that preserve sightlines and guide natural movement. The low-profile layout optimizes adjacent layouts and supports collaborative use of transitional spaces.

Modularity
The system comprises long modular units on a steel frame with CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber) panels and optional upholstered cushions. Available in single or double depth and in continuing units, Island is scalable and configurable with a limited palette of finishes, textiles and accessories. External or internal partitions can function as backrests; tables in several sizes and integrated charging modules add functionality. Units are designed for easy dismantling for cleaning and maintenance, suitable for busy environments and built with durable, sustainable materials.

Design Inspiration
Designed by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Island encourages informal interactions, impromptu meetings and short pauses — a flexible seating solution for contemporary communal spaces.

Available configurations & accessories

• Single Bench, L6400
• Double Bench, L4400
• Double Bench, L6400
• Single Bench with Table, L4400
• Single Bench, L4400
• Single Power Module
• Cushions, Set of 3
• Large Table

Technical specifications

• Category: Benches + Ottomans
• Brand: Established & Sons
• Construction: Modular units on a steel frame
• Panel material: CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber)
• Upholstery: Optional upholstered cushions
• Depth options: Single and double depth
• Modularity: Scalable and expandable with continuing units
• Accessories/add-ons: External/internal partitions, various sized tables, integrated charging modules, power module available
• Maintenance: Easy to dismantle and rebuild for cleaning; suitable for high-traffic areas
• Designers: Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec
• Intended environments: High-traffic communal and breakout areas