Rik van Veen transforms old gas pipes into spotted Leopard bench

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The Leopard bench is a one-off piece that will be displayed as part of the Pass the Dutch exhibition at the MOYA gallery in Oosterhout, Netherlands, from 22 September to 17 November 2024. See Dezeen Occasions Overview for an updated checklist of architecture and design occasions happening all over the world.

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The pattern that provides the Leopard bench its name is generated making use of an angle grinder fitted with a carving disc. Gouges reduced into the yellow surface disclose the black layer beneath, creating a fur-like texture.