Teak & Synthetic Rattan Bench

This 138 cm bench pairs a solid teak frame with a woven synthetic rattan seat to deliver a relaxed, coastal aesthetic that stands up to daily use. Designed for two to three people, it suits dining tables, hallways, the end of a bed or a covered terrace and brings a low, informal seating option to both interior and sheltered exterior spaces.

Teak & Synthetic Rattan Bench — Features and benefits

The bench uses sustainably resilient materials chosen for long-lasting performance and timeless appearance. Teak is widely regarded as the benchmark timber for furniture exposed to humidity: its natural oils resist moisture and insect attack, and the wood remains dimensionally stable so joints stay tight in changing conditions. Left untreated teak weathers to a soft silver-grey while light oiling preserves a warm honey tone.

The synthetic rattan seat reproduces the airy look of natural cane without the brittleness. Because it does not split or unravel when exposed to sun and damp, the weave retains its appearance and function in verandas, pool rooms, bathrooms and everyday interiors. The open weave and 36 cm seat height create a visually light profile and a comfortable, informal place to sit.

Together, these materials make the bench practical for a range of settings where durability and low-maintenance performance matter, while still contributing texture and natural warmth to your scheme.

Product details

• Dimensions: 138 × 49 × 36 cm (W × D × H).
• Seat: 119 × 49 cm; seats two to three people comfortably.
• Material: Teak wood frame with synthetic rattan woven seat.
• Style: Low, informal bench with an open weave that keeps the silhouette visually light.
• Suitable for: Dining, hallway, bedroom end, covered terraces, pool rooms and bathrooms when used in sheltered locations.
• Durability: Teak’s natural oils and dimensional stability resist moisture and insect attack; synthetic rattan resists splitting and unraveling from sun and damp exposure.
• Finish options: Untreated teak will weather to a silver-grey; periodic light oiling maintains a honey tone.

Practical by design and modest in scale, this bench combines the long-term benefits of teak with the low-maintenance versatility of synthetic rattan to deliver reliable seating that complements coastal, contemporary and transitional interiors alike.