Plasma Bench by Plus Halle was designed by Busk + Hertzog as a public and semi-public seating piece for interior environments where a bench of strong formal character and durable material quality is required. The Plasma's design is defined by a seat surface of distinctive sculpted form — the bench top is not flat but contoured, with a profile that references the organic forms of plasma physics and fluid dynamics from which the name derives. This formal gesture transforms the bench from a purely functional seating surface into a spatial object with visual interest and material presence appropriate to significant public interior positions.

The Plasma Bench's contoured profile makes it immediately distinctive in the interior environments where it is most commonly specified — transport hubs, cultural institution foyers, public libraries, retail interiors, corporate campus public areas and hotel lobbies where a statement bench with genuine design quality is required as much for its spatial contribution as for its seating function. The bench provides comfortable, human-scaled seating for multiple users along its length while reading, from a distance, as a single composed sculptural object. Its Busk + Hertzog design authorship gives it the same formal credibility as the duo's other well-regarded pieces in the Plus Halle and Louis Poulsen portfolios.

Architects and interior designers specifying the Plasma Bench for public, institutional and commercial interior environments will find the DWG drawing and CAD block essential for furniture placement, circulation clearance and spatial-impact documentation. The 3D model supports BIM-accurate coordination in large-format public-space and commercial project models. A distinctive and design-authoritative specification for any project requiring public seating with a strong sculptural identity and genuine design provenance.

Available as a 2D DWG drawing and 3D model.