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Teak Long Bench in Natural 160cm, Recycled Timber Entryway Seating

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Sale price$399.00
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Special Order: Please contact us for availability.
Pickup Only: Available for pickup from our Mount Maunganui store only. This item cannot be shipped due to its size and weight.

Handcrafted from recycled teak timber, the Teak Long Bench brings warmth and rustic character to a home. Each bench is entirely unique, with organic grain variations, natural imperfections and a weathered patina that tell a story of age and authenticity.

Well suited to entryways, end-of-bed styling or dining zones, this recycled teak piece has a modern wabi-sabi sensibility, embracing the beauty of imperfection and simplicity. A plank seat sits on splayed, braced legs with a stretcher running between them. It also makes a generous housewarming or wedding gift for someone setting up a home nearby, and sits comfortably among our furniture and Japandi style pieces.

Dimensions: Approx. 160cm (L) × 33cm (W) × 45cm (H)
(Please allow for slight size variations due to the handcrafted nature of each bench.)

Why You'll Love It

  • Crafted from solid recycled teak with a naturally aged finish
  • Organic variation in grain, tone and texture, so no two pieces are alike
  • A sturdy, character-filled piece built to last
  • Easy to style across rustic, coastal, modern and wabi-sabi spaces
  • A classic shape that works as both functional furniture and a sculptural piece

Styling Tips

  • Entryway: Pair with a woven rug, a tray for keys and wall hooks above for a practical welcome zone. A Le Sac En Kraft Brun XL storage bag tucked underneath takes care of shoes or throws.
  • Bedroom: Place at the foot of the bed with folded throws or baskets underneath for texture and balance.
  • Dining: Use as a casual bench seat alongside a timber dining table, ideal for relaxed gatherings. The Teak Bar Stool in Natural 65cm carries the same timber through to the kitchen.
  • Living Room: Layer with linen cushions such as the Linen Latte Cushion, or a sheepskin, for a soft, relaxed look in open-plan spaces.
  • Covered Outdoor Zones: Style on a covered deck with ceramic pots and lanterns for a rustic retreat feel (ensure protected from weather).

FAQs

Can the Teak Long Bench be delivered?
No. Because of its size and weight it cannot be shipped, and is available for pickup from our Mount Maunganui store only. It is a special order, so please contact us for availability first.

How big is it?
Approximately 160cm long, 33cm wide and 45cm high. Each bench is handcrafted, so allow for slight variations in size.

Can it be used outside?
Only in a covered outdoor zone, such as a covered deck, where it is protected from the weather.

In Short

The Teak Long Bench in Natural is a handcrafted bench in solid recycled teak, approximately 160cm long, 33cm wide and 45cm high, with a plank seat on splayed braced legs. It suits entryways, the end of a bed or a dining table, and is a special order item for pickup only from the Mount Maunganui store.

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