Benches
- Stainless steel bench, exhibited with SE in 1987. The bars are close enough to each other that it is reasonably comfortable, but the air between them means that the bench quickly becomes dry after a shower.
- Bench in oak, exhibited with SE in 1986. The bench consists of 2 solid oak planks supported by supports in same material. The planks are connected to these through sliding dovetails, so the bench can be delivered flat-packed and assembled without glue. The oak's natural content of tannins and the strong dimensions withstand the weather for many years.
- SE 2017
A rock-a-bye bench where you sit face to face. When one swings forward, the other swings back. The stage is set for a humorous meeting in public spaces. Of course, you can also sit alone on the bench, but probably not for very long. The empty seat will invite other users, and you cannot avoid eye contact with the stranger who arives. And you will probably smile at each other when the bench rocks. - Wave bench 2006 exhibited in Frederiksberg Garden. The Crown Prince came and looked.
The double arch in corrugated sheet metal anchors the bench to the ground and shields from the wind. The wavy surface forms an insulating backrest. Above the ground, the solid oak seat hovers, only held to the back in the rear. The tilt of the seat directs rainwater backwards between the waves in the backrest.