Invite nature into your home with this wooden bench in green hues. Its elegant and minimalist silhouette harmoniously fits into any space, whether as a decorative element in an entryway or as a friendly seating option in a living room. Designed to bring a touch of freshness, this bench is also a witness to shared moments while providing comfortable seating. Some signs of wear add to its authenticity and unique character. Length: 260 cm Width: 26 cm Height: 43 cm A little history of the bench Did you know that the word "banquet" comes directly from the bench? Since the Middle Ages, this convivial piece of furniture brought guests together around large lordly tables. Whether in a chic country style or industrial design, it stands out for its communal seating and robust nature. Sometimes called a "farm bench" or "settee," it fits into a rustic or vintage aesthetic depending on its patina. Today, it finds its place in an entryway or around a modern table to offer generous seating and an extra touch of soul.
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Invite nature into your home with this wooden bench in green hues. Its elegant and minimalist silhouette harmoniously fits into any space, whether as a decorative element in an entryway or as a friendly seating option in a living room. Designed to bring a touch of freshness, this bench is also a witness to shared moments while providing comfortable seating. Some signs of wear add to its authenticity and unique character. Length: 260 cm Width: 26 cm Height: 43 cm A little history of the bench Did you know that the word "banquet" comes directly from the bench? Since the Middle Ages, this convivial piece of furniture brought guests together around large lordly tables. Whether in a chic country style or industrial design, it stands out for its communal seating and robust nature. Sometimes called a "farm bench" or "settee," it fits into a rustic or vintage aesthetic depending on its patina. Today, it finds its place in an entryway or around a modern table to offer generous seating and an extra touch of soul.