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Intrigued by the raw aesthetic of industrial materials, Ward Bennett created the original prototype for his I Beam Table (1963) by cutting a section off an actual steel I-beam, which he went on to use in his own Manhattan apartment for decades. It remains an eye-catching icon of modern design to this day, now crafted of powder-coated aluminum. Bennett’s diverse works reside in the permanent collections of the Cooper Hewitt and MoMA, among others. Crafted in North Carolina by skilled artisans using globally sourced materials.
Intrigued by the raw aesthetic of industrial materials, Ward Bennett created the original prototype for his I Beam Table (1963) by cutting a section off an actual steel I-beam, which he went on to use in his own Manhattan apartment for decades. It remains an eye-catching icon of modern design to this day, now crafted of powder-coated aluminum. Bennett’s diverse works reside in the permanent collections of the Cooper Hewitt and MoMA, among others. Crafted in North Carolina by skilled artisans using globally sourced materials.