Roger Bennett

Roger Bennett was a British furniture designer who worked with G-Plan during the 1960s, contributing to the brand’s move towards lighter, more contemporary designs.

His work reflects the growing influence of Scandinavian modernism on British furniture of the period, with an emphasis on clean lines, balanced proportions and everyday practicality.

Best known for his involvement in ranges such as Quadrille and Form Five, Bennett’s designs favoured simplicity over ornament, combining well-judged functionality with understated elegance. Today, Roger Bennett designed G-Plan pieces are appreciated for their honest design, quality craftsmanship and their role in shaping British mid-century interiors.