Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography, Kitchen, Facade, Beam

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography, Beam, Facade, Arch, Chair

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography, Kitchen, Facade, Countertop, Sink

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography, Lighting

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography, Facade, Arch

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography, Bathroom

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography, Kitchen, Door

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography, Kitchen, Beam, Lighting, Table, Countertop, Chair

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography, Door

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography, Facade, Door

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography, Bedroom

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography

Renovation of Joan Blanques apartment / Allaround Lab - Interior Photography, Door

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This bench was originally designed in 1946 for Fritz Hansen by Hans J. Wegner. However, it did not go into production before 1991 at PP Møbler. Like the Chinese Chairs PP 56 and PP 66, the bench is a challenge for the craftsman due to the long, bearing wooden element. Therefore, it was only because of the new pre-compression technique that it became possible to make a version suitable for production. The bench is completely identical to Wegner's famous Chinese Chairs; it is merely an extension of the chair format. The bench is available in soaptreated, lacquered or black lacquered ash wood.

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