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Single Bench (Petit)

The Single Bench (petit) is the smallest bench in Studio Goons’ foundation family, reducing the Double Bench to a single seat.

It is among the earliest works we produced and remains a reference point in the collection. The structural system worked out here is the one that still runs through most of what we make. The composition is reduced to a horizontal seat carried on angular zigzag legs. The supports operate as structure and as drawing at the same time, setting up a measured rhythm between stability and movement. There is no stretcher and no apron. The angle does the bracing.

The proportions are disciplined, which is what lets the bench hold presence at a small size. Conceived for a single occupant, that restraint is exactly what makes it adaptable. It works at a threshold, in an entry, at the foot of a bed, against a wall, or pulled up to a table.

It is the second piece the studio made. The Original Stool came first, then this bench, then the End Table Chair, the Standard Console and the Double Bench. Those five forms set the vocabulary the collection still works within.

The frame is simple and adaptable, and it lends itself to custom dimensions.

Sister designs in the same structural family: Double Bench, Striped Bench, Standard Console, Striped Console and Corner Table. The Double Bench is the same form at full length.

Studio Goons is a Paris-based collectible furniture and design atelier founded in 2020 by architect Paul Trussler and designer Mia Kim. Every piece is made to order, signed and numbered.

Material
Scandinavian birch plywood
Dimensions
80 × 35 × 43 cm
Finish
Oak
Lead Time
3 to 6 weeks
Edition
Signed, numbered
Made in
France
Dark Oak finish
Dark Oak
Noix finish
Noix
Oak finish
Oak
Wenge finish
Wenge
Butterscotch finish
Butterscotch
Natural satin finish
Natural satin
Oak stripes finish
Oak stripes
Black satin finish
Black satin
White wash finish
White wash

Standard finishes shown. Custom finishes and materials available on request.

Each work, made to measure. Dimensions, finishes, and materials are resolved in conversation with the studio.