
Texture. Tone. Possibility.
Materials & finishes.
Discover the grain, explore a colour and find a combination for your place.

Timber, with character.
Iroko leads the current bench design. Explore the visual alternatives alongside it.




Alternative materials are design studies. Construction and outdoor suitability need project-specific review.
Metal & finish.
Start with the material character. Agree the coating and colour for the selected setting.

Steel
Current frame directionA grounded visual presence, with colour and finish selected for the project.

Aluminium
Material studyA raw surface reference for an alternative material study.
These surface photographs illustrate material character; they do not define the proposed furniture coating.
See the colour on the bench.
Eight colour directions, shown on the Iroko and steel design study.

Warm dark green
Screen colours guide the choice. Physical shade, texture and sheen are confirmed with project samples; no RAL match is implied.
Refine in the professional studioThe right choice for the setting.
Sun, shade, coastal air and day-to-day use help shape the project specification.
Exposure & material suitability
Share the location, exposure, intended use and cleaning routine. MNTZA will identify the material assessment and supporting documents to coordinate for that setting.
The alternative wood and aluminium studies are visual options. Outdoor suitability and construction need review before they become a project specification.
Coating, colour & physical finish
Agree the material grade, coating system, physical colour reference, texture and sheen together. Photographs and screen colours support the discussion; the selected sample records the actual finish direction.
Bring the finish into your project.
Discuss the samples to review, then keep the agreed material and care requirements with your selection.
Samples, by discussion.
Availability, sample scope, cost and delivery are confirmed for each request.
Care & appearance over time
Care depends on the selected timber, coating and exposure. Agree cleaning, inspection and maintenance guidance for the actual project finish.
Care & replacement requestsPhotographs, sources & scope
These real photographs are third-party material references, not MNTZA supplier samples or completed furniture. Grain, colour and texture vary between pieces.
Iroko and teak images show veneer. The aluminium image is a raw material macro. Images are displayed with organic crops, without recolouring; the steel image was made seamless by its original author.
- Iroko — Philipp Zinger · Source · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Photo file
- Oak — William Warby · Source · CC BY 2.0 · Photo file
- Teak — Philipp Zinger · Source · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Photo file
- Birch plywood — Bystander; Hohum (colour adjustment) · Source · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Photo file
- Steel — Sisters.seamless · Source · CC0 · Photo file
- Raw aluminium — Alchemist-hp · Source · Free Art License 1.3 · Photo file