"Garden Bench"

Concrete & Art Glass Bench

Created by Terence S. Dubreuil

Bench made from steel-reinforced concrete and cast glass. The glass tiles are 8" x 12" and are set through the concrete like windows allowing light to pass through the top creating dapple colored patterns below. The concrete is mixed with an acrylic additive to improve stain and weather resistance. The concrete is formed over welded steel armatures and has small stones, beach glass, and marbles set into the surface. After casting and pressure washing the concrete, it is cured for up to 14 days. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The seat and four legs are shipped unconnected; assembly instructions included. Seat weighs 125 lbs; each leg weighs 25 lbs.

Dimensions: 18.0in H x 57.0in L x 18.0in D

This piece ships on or before: Fri, Jul 6, 2012

Shipping charge (based on items in My Basket): $247.50

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About this Artist

Terence S. Dubreuil

"I grew up on Long Island's Gold Coast, exploring the abandoned mansions of the Gilded Age. I'm still inspired by these massive and oddly-shaped architectural artifacts — softly worn by the Long Island Sound and bleached by the sun."

Terence Dubreuil's furniture incorporates simple, archetypal forms and geometry from varied places and ages, giving his work a bold, weathered industrial character. Dubreuil's pieces combine the brilliance of hand-cast glass with worn steel-reinforced concrete, weathered wood, beach stones, and aged metal. The woodwork is built using traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery.

His tabletops are handmade from several hundred-part molds. His wall sconces are made individually from small tumbled bricks of hand-cast glass and epoxy concrete.

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