A gorgeously decorative complement to any dining area, this Granary Royale Bench comfortably seats three diners. It has a distinct rustic flair and character, with beautiful hand-turned legs and a hand-distressed oak-ish finish. Made from 100% solid mango wood, it’s the perfect choice for a range of dining settings.

Rustic Charm & Solid Craftsmanship

This dining bench is more than just seating; it’s a statement of rustic elegance and enduring quality, meticulously crafted to bring warmth and character to your home.

The Legacy of Traditional Handcrafted Wood Furniture

This dining bench is a perfect embodiment of traditional handcrafted wood furniture. From the solid mango wood construction to the hand-turned legs and distressed finish, every element speaks to a legacy of authentic craftsmanship. It’s a piece that values time-honoured techniques over mass production, resulting in furniture with a soul and a story.

Specifications

A generously sized bench designed to comfortably accommodate three people, making it a perfect addition to your dining set.

A Sustainable Choice & Care

We ensure our furniture is not only beautiful but also created with respect for the environment and your home.

🌿 Eco-Friendly & EU Compliant

This product is made from timber that is EU Compliant and sourced from sustainable resources under a certified commercial plantation programme. The wood is protected with an eco-friendly pest control treatment called Biflex.

♻️ Packaging Compliance

As part of UK’s Waste Packaging Regulations, this product has a waste packaging component of 4.3 KG.

🧽 How to Care for Your Bench

• Avoid placing your furniture in direct sunlight or near radiators.
• Occasionally polish the non-painted furniture parts with beeswax to retain sheen and for longer lifespan.

The Charm of Handcrafted Furniture: All weight and dimensions might vary from the given specifications as all products are handcrafted individually. This furniture piece is exclusively handcrafted using 100% solid fruitwood with no veneers or laminations whatsoever, hence features like grain patterns, knots, minor movements or variations are natural occurrences and should not be treated as defects.