Leos Bench Jan Kurtz

Elegant on six legs: Leos bench by Jan Kurtz

A simple contour, pleasant oak wood and six stable legs - the Leos bench by Jan Kurtz convinces with an elegant and simple look. The chosen material is in the foreground of this simple design.

Jan Kurtz uses oak wood from the common and sessile oak, which is one of the most common deciduous tree species in Germany. Oak trunks can be up to 15 m long. The wood is characterized by the fact that it is knot-free, which makes it particularly valuable for furniture production. The oak veneer used is mainly obtained from oak trunks that are several hundred years old.

Jan Kurtz - German purism

Jan Kurtz founded his label in Affalterbach, Germany, in the mid-1990s. After initially designing primarily outdoor furniture, Jan Kurtz expanded his range to include design furniture and accessories for the indoor sector. Company founder and boss Jan Kurtz wants to develop designs that integrate functionally and aesthetically into the living environment of their owners.

Material and size

The bench is made of real oak veneer. The seat is 3.6 cm thick and the legs of the bench measure 9 x 9 cm. The design bench is 240 cm wide, 45 cm deep and 45 cm high.