Bring a warm touch to your interior with this pale wood bench adorned with delicate red details. Its long silhouette makes it a versatile piece, perfect as both a friendly seating option and a coffee table for your moments of sharing. The wood's patina, marked by time, adds a note of authenticity to this piece of furniture, while harmoniously fitting into various decoration styles. There are some traces of time present. Length: 250 cm Width: 48 cm Height: 50 cm A brief history of the bench Did you know that the word “banquet” comes directly from the bench? Since the Middle Ages, this piece of furniture for conviviality brought together guests around large lordly tables. Whether in a chic country style or industrial, it stands out for its collective seating and robust nature. Sometimes referred to as a “farm bench” or “settle,” 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, offering generous seating and an added soul.
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Bring a warm touch to your interior with this pale wood bench adorned with delicate red details. Its long silhouette makes it a versatile piece, perfect as both a friendly seating option and a coffee table for your moments of sharing. The wood's patina, marked by time, adds a note of authenticity to this piece of furniture, while harmoniously fitting into various decoration styles. There are some traces of time present. Length: 250 cm Width: 48 cm Height: 50 cm A brief history of the bench Did you know that the word “banquet” comes directly from the bench? Since the Middle Ages, this piece of furniture for conviviality brought together guests around large lordly tables. Whether in a chic country style or industrial, it stands out for its collective seating and robust nature. Sometimes referred to as a “farm bench” or “settle,” 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, offering generous seating and an added soul.