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Alternate photograph of Veil, showing its brass seat and curved oak form.
Veil bench in side profile, showing the open arch beneath its brass seat.
Veil bench viewed from the opposite side, showing the brass seat over the curved oak.
Veil bench viewed from the end, with brass across the top.
Close-up of the edge and patina of Veil's brass seat.
Detail of the textured surface and seams of Veil's brass seat.
Close-up of Veil's curved oak edge beneath the brass seat.
Veil bench from an elevated end angle, showing its oak grain and brass top.
Veil bench viewed from above, showing the brass seat following the curve of the oak.
Close-up of Veil's textured brass seat and irregular edge.

CAPSULE-01 FURNITURE

Veil

Sale price$2,925.00

Brass rests against the curve of bent oak. Veil’s character lies in the meeting of those surfaces, the warmth of the wood and the sculpted edge of the seat. Shaped through Anne-Marie’s ongoing work with craftspeople in the Utah workshop, the bench brings an earthy elegance to a familiar form.

Bent oak bench with a sculpted brass seat.

Dimensions
27.5"W × 13"D × 19.5"H

Handcrafted in Utah.

Made to order. Production takes approximately 4–6 weeks.

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Made to order. Production takes approximately 4–6 weeks.
Alternate photograph of Veil, showing its brass seat and curved oak form.
Veil Sale price$2,925.00
Furniture collection

A word from Anne-Marie on Furniture

I want furniture to have an offering. A curve that welcomes you, a leg with a beautiful stance, a meeting of materials that makes you run your hand along the edge. Our bodies understand those things. There is something deeply satisfying about a piece that feels as considered to use as it does to behold.

–Anne-Marie Barton

The making

The pleasure of making

The deliberate curve of bent oak meets the weight and warmth of molten brass. Each material brings its own character, and something unexpected happens where they meet.

Developed alongside craftspeople in Utah, these forms carry the energy of the AMB workshop into the home. A sculptural presence, and an invitation to sit.

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