Vaporetto to Murano Double Bench by Rudy Guénaire
Vaporetto to Murano Double Bench by Rudy Guénaire
Rudy Guénaire

Vaporetto to Murano Double Bench

Collection Croisière

Created for Monde Singulier
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Rudy Guénaire
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Croisière
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The Vaporetto to Murano Double Bench is a two-seat banquette by Rudy Guénaire, from the Croisière collection.

Its structure is built from dark stained hardwood in a deep reddish-brown finish, rising through a geometric stepped frame to an integrated backrest. Hexagonal seat cushions sit at different heights along the structure, their layered profiles recalling the built-in seating of ocean liner saloons. Light beige and cream fabrics play against the warmth of the wood.

The upholstery is mohair velvet, a material that shifts tone across its pile, reading warm taupe in low light and closer to ivory in full daylight. The wooden frame is varnished and precisely fitted, the backrest raised as a distinct tier above the seat level.

The Croisière collection draws on Rudy Guénaire's interest in travel aesthetics from an earlier century: the crossings, cabins, and transit spaces of ocean liners and early long-haul aviation. The bench takes its name from the vaporetto service connecting Venice to Murano, a short crossing charged with centuries of craft history.

About Rudy Guénaire
Rudy Guénaire

Rudy Guénaire draws everything by hand. No 3D software, no renderings, just pencil on paper, from floor plans to furniture to napkin holders. It is the most legible fact about how he works, and it shapes what his spaces feel like: particular, considered, resistant to the generic.

He came to design sideways. A graduate of HEC, he co-founded PNY (Paris New York) in 2012 as a restaurateur, and it was through building out successive PNY locations across Paris, Lyon, Strasbourg, and Bordeaux that he discovered a talent for interior design. Working alongside architects CUT and Bernard Dubois sharpened that instinct further. In 2021, he formalized the practice as Studio Night Flight, a name taken from Saint-Exupéry.

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