Mid-Century Modern Oak Bench with Woven Hemp Seating
The Saura dining bench combines solid oak construction with natural woven hemp seating to create a functional piece that brings warmth to your dining room or entryway. This mid-century modern bench features a sturdy oak frame paired with a meticulously woven paper hemp yarn seat, offering both durability and comfort.
Solid Oak Construction
Built from solid oak wood, this bench provides reliable support for everyday use. The oak frame showcases natural wood grain patterns and variations that make each piece unique. The openwork frame design maintains the clean lines characteristic of mid-century modern furniture while ensuring structural stability.
Woven Hemp Seating Surface
The seat features synthetic hemp yarn woven in a detailed pattern that creates a smooth, comfortable surface. This natural material approach adds texture and visual interest while providing breathable seating. The woven design complements the oak frame's natural finish, creating a cohesive aesthetic.
Integrated Storage Shelf
A slatted wood shelf positioned beneath the seat offers practical storage space. This shelf provides convenient access to items you need on hand, whether storing dining essentials, shoes in an entryway, or books in a living room setting. The slatted design maintains airflow and keeps with the bench's open aesthetic.
Versatile Placement Options
Measuring 43.30" wide, this bench accommodates multiple people comfortably. Use it as dining seating, an entryway bench for putting on shoes, or additional seating in living spaces. The 17.70" height works well with standard dining tables while remaining accessible for various uses.
Features:
- Mid-century modern accent bench
- Constructed from solid oak frame
- Woven synthetic hemp seat
- One (1) shelf
- Openwork frame
- Assembly required
- Made in China
Product Specifications
- Overall Dimensions: 17.70"H x 43.30"W x 13.80"D
- Seating Area Dimensions: 43.30"W x14.00"D x15.30"H
- Legs: 17.80"H
Disclaimer: Natural raw materials used for construction of our furnishings will have variations in areas such as (but not limited to) color, pattern, grain and texture. This includes substances such as wood and leather. These variations may appear in different surfaces of a single item, an area of a product when compared with that same area on an identical product, or on differing surfaces of different pieces of a matching set.
