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The patio bench with a big smile
How do you make a cool garden bench? Well, you take a Toní Chair and stretch it so it’s comfortable for two. Toní Bankski is the world’s happiest aluminum garden bench. He will welcome you with open arms, and his rounded shape is a friendly nod at the familiar bistro chair. Bankski will look equally at home in front of, at the back of, or at the side of your house. So sit back and savor the moment on your Bankski moment. Guaranteed to make you happy.
Become a garden bench potato
Gray? Yellow? Or the green one? Don’t worry, Bankski will hit the spot in every color. And, given that this outdoor bench is UV- and corrosion-resistant, it will keep hitting that spot for many years to come. Being fabricated from lightweight aluminum, he’s easy to lift or stack. And with the matching Bankski Pillow you’ll sit in comfort for many hours.
A Tavolo for your Bankski
Toní Bankski is a fully fledged member of the Toní family, the most outspoken family you're ever likely to have in your garden. Use your Bankski with the six-person Toní Tavolo. They’re a perfect match. Made for one another. Or team him up with Toní Bistreau for a dinner for two. Mix and match the colors, or go for monotone Toní. Let this family fest begin.
Whats does this product
look like at home?
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About the designer
Toní is developed in collaboration with Erik Stehmann, who started his design studio in 2009 in Arnhem (NL). Since then he has been researching his rapidly changing fascinations on a daily basis, looking for new possibilities and applications of basic techniques and materials. Whether it starts with a weird sentence, or a frustration about how ugly some products are, it always ends in an innovative project or product that is meant to make the world a little more fun. “I like that Toní is both new and recognizable. I see the chair as a friendly cartoon character. I would like to have dinner with him.”
