HINGA BENCH
Hinga Bench – Minimalist Silhouette with Soft Architectural Curves
The Hinga Bench introduces a refined fusion of sculptural simplicity and modern comfort. Its elongated upholstered seat rests lightly between two architectural side panels, creating a balanced interplay of straight lines and soft radiuses. The clean geometry and generous proportions make it ideal for entryways, hallways, bedrooms, or boutique hospitality spaces.
With its understated elegance, the Hinga Bench achieves visual impact through purity of form, textural refinement, and harmonious material contrasts.
Architectural Side Panels: Sculpted vertical supports that frame the bench with modern symmetry.
Streamlined Seat Profile: Long, cushioned seating surface ideal for transitional and lounging purposes.
Minimalist Expression: Clean shapes and uninterrupted lines suited for sophisticated interiors.
Material Contrast: Upholstered seat paired with solid or veneered wooden elements.
Versatile Placement: Designed for foyers, bedroom ends, corridors, and refined social areas.Width: 140cm
Depth: 50cm
Height: 53cm
Comfort & Support
High-Density Foam Seat: Ensures consistent comfort and long-term shape retention.
Stable Structural Base: Engineered for secure weight distribution.
Soft Upholstered Touch: Offers a welcoming tactile experience with premium fabric options.
Wide Seating Span: Accommodates multiple seating positions.
Supportive Geometry: Balanced proportions enhance ergonomic comfort.Materials & Craftsmanship
Premium Upholstery Choices: Bouclé, woven textiles, velvets, or C.O.M. per project.
Solid Wood or Veneer Base: Highlighting natural grains and artisan finishing.
Precision Tailoring: Crisp edges and refined stitching for visual clarity.
Hand-Finished Details: Smooth transitions and expertly crafted components.
Durable Frame Construction: Built for longevity in both residential and hospitality use.Customization Options
Upholstery Selection: Full palette of textures, tones, and bespoke fabrics.
Wood Finishes: Walnut, oak, espresso, natural stain, or custom requests.
Dimensions: Available in standard lengths or made-to-measure.
Side Panel Variations: Customise colours or finishes to coordinate with surroundings.
Design Integration: Coordinates seamlessly with contemporary seating and case goods.Maintenance
Upholstery Care: Vacuum lightly and spot-clean using textile-safe methods.
Wood Finish Maintenance: Dust with a soft cloth; avoid moisture and abrasives.
Seat Rotation (Optional): Helps ensure even wear over extended use.
Protective Floor Glides: Maintain flooring quality and reduce movement noise.
Low-Maintenance Structure: Designed for long-term daily use with minimal upkeep.1. Upholstery Finishes
Fabric Options
Premium woven fabrics
Performance stain-resistant fabrics
Velvet & micro-velvet
Linen blends
Bouclé fabric
Eco-friendly recycled textiles
Leather & Leather Alternatives
Full-grain leather
Top-grain leather
Vintage/distressed leather
Vegan leather (PU / eco-leather)
Suede & microfiber suede
2. Wood Finishes
Natural Wood Tones
Natural oak
Smoked oak
Walnut
Ash
Maple
Teak
Ebony
Stained & Treated Options
Light stain / medium stain / dark stain
Matte lacquer
Satin lacquer
High-gloss lacquer
Weathered or rustic finish
3. Metal Finishes
Brushed stainless steel
Polished chrome
Matte black
Brushed gold
Rose gold
Antique brass
Gunmetal grey
Powder-coated custom colours
4. Stone & Surface Finishes
Polished marble (Carrara, Calacatta, Nero Marquina, etc.)
Honed marble
Granite finishes
Quartz & engineered stone
Ceramic or porcelain slab top
Matte or gloss surface coatings
5. Custom Colour Options
RAL colour customisation
Pantone matching
Hand-finished colour blends
Multi-layer artisanal finishes
6. Additional Customisation Options
Stitching style (contrast stitch, piping, tufting)
Cushion firmness levels
Leg design & materials
Edge detailing
Modular configurations
What C.O.M. Means
In the furniture and upholstery industry, C.O.M. means the client supplies the fabric (or leather) to the manufacturer instead of selecting from the manufacturer’s standard fabric options.
How It Works
The client chooses and purchases their own fabric.
They ship it to the furniture maker or upholsterer.
The manufacturer uses that fabric to complete the piece.
There may be C.O.M. requirements, like:
Fabric type (e.g., durability, pattern repeat)
Yardage needed
Approval for suitability
