With the Pleine Lune bench, Andrée Putman explores a sculptural approach to furniture through a simple, perfectly controlled form. Composed of two stacked circular volumes, it develops a presence that is both soft, full, and balanced. Its stained oak base provides a stable, graphic structure, while the leather seat introduces a more supple and sensory quality. The contrast between materials highlights the tension between rigor and comfort, a hallmark of Andrée Putman’s work. With its clean lines and compact volume, the bench asserts itself as an object with a strong identity, positioned between functional seating and sculptural piece. Faithful to the designer’s approach, it embodies a warm minimalism grounded in the precision of forms and the restraint of materials.