The Vermont Woven Leather Bench Seat pairs a handwoven tan leather seat with a solid recycled teak frame, measuring 140cm wide. The reclaimed timber brings its own grain and marks. A low, minimal profile that suits dining, an entryway or the end of a bed.

Woven leather is an unusual seat material and it behaves well. Strips worked across a frame give slightly under weight the way a solid plank never does, and tan leather darkens and softens with use rather than wearing out.

At 45cm high this sits at standard seat height, so it works pulled up to a dining table rather than only as a hall bench. The 35cm depth keeps it slim, which matters in an entryway where a deeper bench would block the walkway. Recycled teak means the frame carries grain variation and small marks from its earlier life, so no two are identical. If you want furniture that looks uniform, that is worth knowing upfront.