Garcé Dimofski

Mimi Bench

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Bench upholstered here in Fifty Fifty fabric from Dedar, colour corda
Ceramic legs pictured here in brushed beige L01-F
Structure in pine wood
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Also pictured here in situ in Caolino from Dedar, colour naturel and ceramic legs in dark moon H06-D

Bespoke Woods, Fabrics and Dimensions upon request
Each piece is unique due to its handmade nature—shapes and shades may vary slightly. Because of the kiln firing and handcrafted process, the ceramic’s dimensions may vary by up to 10%
W 140 x D 40 x H 42 cm / W 55.1″ x D 15.7″ x H 16.5″
Fabric required: 2 m / 2.2 yd
Handmade in Portugal
Production lead time: 24 weeks (including summer holiday closures)
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Olivier Garcé and Clio Dimofski opened Garcé & Dimofski’s studio and gallery in a 19th-century Pombaline building in Lisbon. They bring a rigorous, architectural eye to furniture that never strays far from the earth it comes from — chestnut, walnut, pine and clay, shaped by hand with Portuguese craftsmen who have spent lifetimes mastering their materials.

The Mimi bench is upholstered here in Dedar’s Fifty Fifty fabric in a warm corda, resting on ceramic legs brushed in beige, though it has also been shown in Dedar’s natural Caolino with legs glazed in a moody Dark Moon finish, over a pine structure. The wood, fabric and dimensions can all be adjusted, so the bench can run the length of a table or stand alone at the foot of a bed.

This creation is crafted from solid wood, a natural material that naturally expands, contracts and cracks with temperature and humidity changes. Variations in grain, colour, and texture are inherent and natural. These natural changes are a sign of authenticity, and part of what makes each piece unique.
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