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Wooden benches are furniture pieces that stand out for their structural versatility and their ability to instantly add warmth. Their functional design allows them to be seamlessly integrated into a dining room or kitchen as well as hallways, offering extra seating without visually overwhelming the space. They are also the ideal complement to a garden furniture or patio, connecting the interior with the exterior through the natural beauty of their materials. In our collection, you'll find models in various finishes and styles, from rustic to minimalist, designed to complement a side table and create spaces full of character, balance, and functionality.
In interior design, the wooden bench is a versatile piece that fulfills seating and surface needs with an honest and enduring aesthetic. Far from being a minor accessory, the bench provides a horizontal element that structures the space and a tactile richness thanks to the natural grain of the wood. Whether made of solid oak, teak, or acacia, these pieces age gracefully, adapting to entryways, the foot of beds, or dining tables, always adding a touch of authenticity and a connection to nature.
| Type of bank | Technical specifications | Application in interior design |
|---|---|---|
| Rustic bench / Unfinished bench | Solid wood with an imperfect finish, visible knots, and natural edges. It adds visual weight and texture. | Perfect for rustic/farmhouse style entrances or to contrast in minimalist white environments. |
| Bank with storage | Chest-style structure or with a lower shelf. Maximizes functionality in the same space occupied. | Hallways for storing shoes or at the foot of the bed for textiles and cushions. |
| Nordic design bench | Straight lines, light woods (beech, ash) and sometimes combined with a rope seat or upholstery. | Chair replacement on one side of the dining table to lighten the composition and gain seats. |
| Outdoor bench (teak/acacia) | Tropical woods rich in oils that resist moisture and fungi. Specific UV treatments. | Gardens, porches and terraces, creating areas for contemplation or reading outdoors. |
Wood is a living material. To maintain it, avoid placing the bench near direct heat sources (radiators) that can dry it out and cause it to crack. If it's made of natural, unvarnished wood, apply a nourishing wax or oil once a year to maintain its moisture and color. Outdoors, it's essential to protect it during the winter or apply specific weather-resistant treatments if it will be exposed to constant rain.
Oak and ash are excellent for their hardness and beautiful grain. Pine is lighter and more economical, ideal for painting or treating.
Yes, they allow you to seat more people in less space. For long after-dinner conversations, we recommend adding seat cushions or faux leather for extra comfort.
Aim for balance. If the table is made of wood, the bench can be made of the same material to create a unified look, while the chairs can be upholstered or made of a different material to add dynamism.
It depends on the design and the thickness of the wood, but a quality dining bench is designed to support the weight of 2-3 adults (approx. 200-250 kg) without problems.
The wooden bench recaptures the essence of traditional furniture, adapting it to contemporary life. It's a piece that invites sharing space and provides a comforting visual solidity. Choosing a wooden bench means opting for a design that prioritizes the honesty of the materials and intelligent functionality.