Vintage Elm Bench AH.014 - Circa 1945
This vintage Elm bench is handcrafted in solid wood, showcasing a long, slim profile that feels organic and easy in any room. The plank seat highlights the natural grain and tonal variation of Elm, with a timeworn finish that adds depth without losing a clean, simple silhouette. Sturdy legs and a balanced stance give it dependable strength for daily use, while its narrow footprint keeps the look light. Length: 78", Depth: 11", Height: 20". A refined piece for entryways, living rooms, or the end of a bed, it brings solid, natural wood warmth to modern and rustic spaces alike. Place it where you gather, and let it set a calm, grounded atmosphere.
This vintage Elm bench is handcrafted in solid wood, showcasing a long, slim profile that feels organic and easy in any room. The plank seat highlights the natural grain and tonal variation of Elm, with a timeworn finish that adds depth without losing a clean, simple silhouette. Sturdy legs and a balanced stance give it dependable strength for daily use, while its narrow footprint keeps the look light. Length: 78", Depth: 11", Height: 20". A refined piece for entryways, living rooms, or the end of a bed, it brings solid, natural wood warmth to modern and rustic spaces alike. Place it where you gather, and let it set a calm, grounded atmosphere.
Original: $1,495.00
-65%$1,495.00
$523.25Description
This vintage Elm bench is handcrafted in solid wood, showcasing a long, slim profile that feels organic and easy in any room. The plank seat highlights the natural grain and tonal variation of Elm, with a timeworn finish that adds depth without losing a clean, simple silhouette. Sturdy legs and a balanced stance give it dependable strength for daily use, while its narrow footprint keeps the look light. Length: 78", Depth: 11", Height: 20". A refined piece for entryways, living rooms, or the end of a bed, it brings solid, natural wood warmth to modern and rustic spaces alike. Place it where you gather, and let it set a calm, grounded atmosphere.
