A compact bench in oak, jarrah driftwood and Welsh slate — three materials that sit in striking contrast, each one bringing what the others lack.
Jarrah is a Western Australian hardwood with a deep red-brown colour that sets off the pale gold of Welsh oak and the blue-grey of slate in a way that looks both deliberate and entirely natural. The three materials run in alternating strips across the seat, creating a striped effect that varies subtly with every piece. Originally designed to sit alongside the Slate and Oak Farmhouse Refectory Table, it works equally well on its own — as a kitchen stool, a hall bench, a conservatory seat, or a bedside piece.
The legs and frame are joined with solid hand-built joinery and finished with eco-friendly organic Danish oil, which enhances the natural character of each material without masking it. At 60cm wide and 40cm high this is a compact piece that earns its place in small spaces. Prices include VAT.
Key Features
- Oak, jarrah driftwood and reclaimed Welsh slate — three contrasting materials
- Distinctive striped seat, each piece unique
- Solid hand-built joinery throughout
- Finished with eco-friendly organic Danish oil
- Suitable for indoor use or sheltered outdoor settings
- Pairs with slate and oak dining tables and refectory benches
- Handmade in Mid Wales
Dimensions
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Available in different sizes, or as a matching set with the Slate and Oak Refectory Table. Typical lead time is 4–5 weeks. Get in touch to discuss.
