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Circular seating arrangement by <n>Studio Thusthat</n> from the <n>Material Witnesses</n> exhibition in AlUla.

<n>Pattern Recognition</n> by motion designer <n>Johannes Iilahti</n>.

<n>Elements of Construction Bench</n> by designer <n>Willem van Hooff</n>, 2018.

<n>A Religious Experience</n> (2009), an installation by artist <n>Adam Belt</n>.

The <n>Urban Gatherings</n> project by <n>Livelicity</n> features modular furniture for public spaces.

The <n>Fingerboard Ramp - Cement Bench w/ Graffiti</n> by <n>High Level Ramps</n>.

PHI | Arts & Culture Through Contemporary Experiences | Old Montreal

The immersive installation <n>Dernière minute</n> by <n>Claire & Ryo</n> at the <n>PHI Centre</n> in Montréal.

<n>BAMscape</n>, a seating installation by <n>Faulders Studio</n> at the <n>Berkeley Art Museum/Pacific Film Archive</n>.

<n>Root Bench</n> by <n>Yong Ju Lee Architecture</n>, a winning proposal for the <n>Hangang Art Competition</n>.

<n>Root Bench</n>, a public art installation in Seoul by <n>Yong Ju Lee Architecture</n>. Photo by <n>Kyungsub Shin</n>.

A bench from the <n>Een bank voor het leven</n> project, an initiative by <n>Erik Wieërs</n>.

<n>The city's respect for its citizens</n>, a digital artwork by <n>Pooriya Zamani</n> depicting a tram stop in Seville.

<n>Heat Seat</n>, thermo-sensitive furniture designed by <n>Juergen Mayer H.</n>

Installation view of <n>Philip Ullrich</n>'s exhibition <n>fair play</n> at <n>Dunant Plaza</n> in Heiden, 2021.

Design by <n>Julius Åsling</n> for the <n>Fotoskolan Göteborg 50 år</n> book and exhibition.

The <n>Rising from the Water pavilion</n> by architect <n>Yasmeen Lari</n> for the <n>London Festival of Architecture</n>. Photo by <n>Thierry Bal</n>.

<n>Hei Tiki</n>, a Māori pendant from the 18th-19th c., at the <n>Musée du Quai Branly</n>. Photo by <n>Jean-Pierre Dalbéra</n>.

<n>Chestnut Relief Print</n> by <n>Sapwoodworks</n>.

A sculpture by Brazilian artist <n>Henrique Oliveira</n>, known for his works using salvaged plywood.

A <n>Kit Kat Bench Ad</n>, an example of guerrilla marketing.

The <n>Blue Carpet</n> public art installation in Newcastle upon Tyne, designed by <n>Thomas Heatherwick</n>.

Blue Carpet, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK Functional environment. Carpet & Seating!

<n>Luiza Crosman</n>'s installation '<n>to all contributory factors</n>' (2021). Photo by <n>Everton Ballardin</n>.

The <n>Origini</n> installation by <n>WOA Creative Company</n> at the <n>Bright Festival</n>. Photo by <n>Samuele Messerini</n>.

The sculpture <n>Homeland</n> by artist <n>Pontus Willfors</n>, created in 2017.

Wooden Furniture Sculpted by Pontus Willfors Sprouts Unwieldy Roots and Limbs — Colossal

Sculptural <n>Book Benches</n> in Burgas, Bulgaria.

<n>Francesco Arena</n>'s sculpture, <n>Untitled (One Metre of Read Books)</n>, from 2021.

<n>Ugo Rondinone</n>'s 2023 painted bronze sculpture, <n>glorious light</n>. Photo by <n>David Regen</n>.

Solid Lightning: Ugo Rondinone's Stunning New Sculpture

<n>Billow</n>, a 2013 sculptural installation by artist <n>Daniel Canogar</n>.

<n>vertical emptiness</n>, a 2013 art installation by <n>Yasuaki Onishi</n>.

Yasuaki Onishi | vertical emptiness FP, 2013, Fresh Paint 8 International Exhibition, Yarid Hamizrach, Tel Aviv, Israele

The <n>'Bright' bench</n> by designer <n>Diana Dumitrescu</n> lights up with human touch.

Interactive Furniture Lights Up at a Touch