Mel Bench

  • Original Design | 2017

    Launching with the Quarterlight in 2017, Mel was named after my wife’s grandfather, Mel Bloomer. A humble artist and engineer who developed the quarterlight window in the original Kombi camper vans. Mel made it into many projects across Australia most notably a custom version with arms and an upholstered seat for the Shepparton Art Museum.

  • American Oak | Other Timbers available.

  • 1800 × 400 × 450 | Custom Dimension
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Mel Bench in American Oak, Nathan Day Design bespoke furniture - shown with matching black bench, studio setting
Mel Bench in American Oak, Nathan Day Design bespoke furniture - close-up joinery detail
Mel Bench in American Oak, Nathan Day Design bespoke furniture - close-up grain and joinery detail, alternate angle
Mel Bench in American Oak, Nathan Day Design bespoke furniture - installed in gallery exhibition setting
Mel Bench in American Oak, Nathan Day Design bespoke furniture - wide gallery interior view
Mel Bench in American Oak, Nathan Day Design bespoke furniture - full side view in plain studio setting
Mel Bench in American Oak, Nathan Day Design bespoke furniture - lifestyle setting with matching table and bicycle
Mel Bench in American Oak, Nathan Day Design bespoke furniture - close-up tabletop grain detail
Mel Bench in blackened Oak with matching black dining table, styled lifestyle setting - Nathan Day Design
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