A Sculptural Bench By Fernando Mastrangelo

Brooklyn-based designer Fernando Mastrangelo designs sculptural furniture pieces such as his newest project, the ‘Drift Bench’.
Commissioned by James Gallery in Paris, the bench was cast from sand and cement and its design highlights a sculptural form. In his studio, Mastrangelo practices in working with commonplace, natural materials and his work have been featured in magazines such as The Wall Street Journal and Interview Magazine.

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