Have A Seat: 10 Sustainable Modern Benches

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As global consciousness grows when it comes to the need for sustainable design, both supply and demand are increasing for furniture made from eco-friendly materials that don’t negatively impact the planet when used in manufacturing. Today’s roundup of modern benches is comprised only of pieces made with the future in mind. From the gorgeous, ethereal petals of the Ortensia bench sold through Eco First Art to the traffic-stopping nail bench created more, perhaps, for conversation than for comfort by designer Jay Hyo-Lee, each of the elements in today’s series is worth more than just a passing glance. Bravo to the minds behind all of them for keeping an eye toward tomorrow.

white petal bench — Ortensia Bench from Eco First Art

mint green metal bench — Albero Bench by Joe Ricchio and Kara Larsen

rustic walnut bench — Black Walnut Bench from David Stine

FSC-certified wood bench — FSC-Certified Wood Bench by Maya Lin

maple museum bench — Maple Museum Bench from Roy Tam

eucalyptus bench — Simoa Eucalyptus Bench from Arqom

modern abstract wood bench — Spirit Song Wing-Wing Straight Back Bench

stackable eco-benches — Stackable Ecobench by Design Nobis

sustainable cork bench — Sustainable Cork Bench from Marina68

Ortensia bench found at Eco First Art.