Klupa Bench
Boasting fine craftsmanship and intricate attention to detail, Klupa is bound to enhance the look and feel of any room. One of its main characteristics is that it’s made from natural materials, combining solid oak and cotton webbing, thus assuring a timeless addition to your home. The meticulousness in its design is evident in every aspect, from the smooth surfaces to the wedged mortise and tenon joints providing strong connections. Additionally, the fine webbing ensures comfort while maintaining a minimalistic appearance. The word “Klupa” translated from Bosnian means “bench”. The aim was to create a versatile, mobile, and lightweight element that can be combined with other pieces of furniture, in various settings, such as at the bed’s footside, in the hallway, or at the dining table. The bench is available in two sizes, 120 and 160 cm, in solid oak with white or black cotton webbing.
Manufacturer: Gazzda
At Gazzda, we understand that the home is more than just a collection of furniture; it's a sanctuary that nurtures the soul. With this philosophy in mind, we place a profound emphasis on curating pieces that infuse your living spaces with serenity, helping you unwind and reconnect with nature within the confines of your home.
Design: Salih Teskeredzic
Salih's design is based on a harmonious relationship with proportions, elevated to its pinnicle, thus creating an impression that he possesses an innate sense of beauty as well as an intuitive understanding of what makes a product aesthetically appealing. This stems from his rich creative portfolio, where various experiences from architecture, design, and art, converge. He approaches wood, his favourite material, almost sculpturally, while never neglecting the technological logic of its craftsmanship and always showing immense respect for traditional woodworking techniques. Salih’s design aesthetic in his approach to furniture design, has remained faithful to the golden era of modernism, exemplifying the classic mastery of 20th-century designers. Undoubtedly, he stands as one of the pioneers of the contemporary Bosnian design scene. Since 2004, Salih has been imparting his knowledge of industrial design to the younger generations as a professor at the Department of Product Design, at the Academy of Fine Arts, in Sarajevo. As a result, he has been a mentor to other designers within the Gazzda design team, guiding them as they took their initial steps into the world of design.