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The Flintstones Would Love Jesse Ede’s Lunar Bench

Gaurav SoodBy Gaurav SoodJune 13, 2017No Comments2 Mins Read
Lunar Bench by Jesse Ede
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Jesse Ede, a Cape Town-based designer has a profound affinity for all things natural. Probably that’s why he likes to preserve the essence of organic surfaces, altering them slightly to form sculptures which show the relation between material and manmade processes. His latest creation is the Lunar Bench which is made out of a raw piece of Malmesbury Slate stone sourced from a local quarry.

This stone is often used in building material, but Jesse used it in a completely new way to exemplify contract in the balance of the design. To add a rustic look, he used smolten recycled aluminum. It’s interesting, since, aluminum is a lightweight material and the stone is quite heavy. In a way, Jesse wanted to show this contrast and created the Lunar Bench.

Visually the furniture piece looks appealing and will be perfect for a modern home themed around a rustic look. Lunar Bench is indeed something that you won’t get to see often in someone’ living room, so owning one will make your interiors come alive.

Apparently, this is not the first time Jesse has made a unique lunar furniture piece, as the Lunar Table oozed with the same very essence of staying raw.

As the bench is made with so much attention to detail, it carries a steep price tag of GBP 8,125 ($10,000 USD approximately).

Lunar Bench by Jesse Ede
Made from Malmesbury Slate stone
Lunar Bench by Jesse Ede
Smolten aluminum graces the top
Lunar Bench by Jesse Ede
The raw stone pierced out of the bench
Lunar Bench by Jesse Ede
Pouring aluminum to form the basic structure
Lunar Bench by Jesse Ede
Jesse Ede and his team bringing this bench to life
Lunar Bench by Jesse Ede
unique method used for adding rustic touch
Lunar Bench by Jesse Ede
Lunar Bench by Jesse Ede

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Hailing from the northern region of India, Gaurav has a profound liking for everything upbeat in the cloud and vision to acquaint readers with the latest home decor trends. He likes to observe nature, write thought provoking quotes, travel places and drive cars. And his food for thought comes from the ambient music scores he listens to.

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