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Botanist Epigram Bench by Orange 22

BOT-BEN-MG-PDG
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    Product Details

    The Botanist Epigram Bench by Orange 22 is a harmonious marriage of modern art and functionality. It combines the precision of minimal honest design with the beauty and feminine touch of nature. The lines are simple and clean producing a dazzling piece to be enjoyed for years to come. Precisely cut from a single sheet of aluminum, each unit is faced with high impact powder coat or with an epoxy coated Tree Frog veneer allowing it to be used equally indoors or outdoors.

    Features:
    • Designer - Milton Glaser
    • Finished in gun gray
    • Benefits the International Rescue Foundation
    • Constructed from a single unit of eco-friendly aluminum
    • Corrosion resistant
    • Finished with UV and weather-resistant, high impact powder coat
    • Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
    • Contract ready
    • Made with "Green" technology and material
    • One-Year Manufacturer's Warranty
    Dimensions:
    • 60"W x 18"D x 18"H
    Eight icons of design have joined forces with Orange22 Design Lab to launch the firm's Blank Canvas Project. All of the super high-profile designers have created new editions of Orange22's indoor-outdoor, eco-friendly Botanist furniture. Botanist matches each designer's royalty to a foundation or charity of their choice. The Epigram is designed by the Milton Glaser, founder of the New York Magazine who's commissions include the I♥NY logo; the design of a 600-foot mural for the New Federal Office Building in Indianapolis, 1974; the complete graphic and decorative programs for the restaurants in the World Trade Center, New York, as well as the design of the Observation Deck and Permanent Exhibition for the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center, 1975.

    What was your inspiration?
    Molly.

    Why is it important for you to give back?
    Why not.

    Design Benefits:
    A percentage of the sale of the Epigram line goes to the International Rescue Committee, a global leader in emergency relief, rehabilitation, protection of human rights, post-conflict development, resettlement services and advocacy for those uprooted or affected by conflict and oppression.