The Reeves Dining Bench is crafted from solid smoked oak, highlighting a bold, natural grain that adds warmth and character to any setting. It's lightly polished finish enhances the wood’s organic beauty while maintaining a smooth, soft-touch feel.
Designed for both style and durability, the Reeves features tapered legs for a refined silhouette—balancing sturdy construction with a hint of mid-century charm. Perfectly proportioned to pair with the Reeves 220 Dining Table, it tucks neatly between the table’s legs for a seamless, cohesive look.
Style: Rustic
Timber: FSC Certified American White Oak
Colour: Smoked
Construction: Solid oak, tapered leg, seats 3
The Timber
Wood exhibits different grain patterns depending on the cut. For example, the 'medullary ray' seen in oak furniture signifies high-quality timber, showcasing the natural beauty of the wood.
Colour Depiction
We do our best to make sure the colours in our photos are spot-on, but let's be honest—screens can be tricky. Depending on your display, those colours might have a mind of their own.
DESCRIPTION
The Reeves Dining Bench is crafted from solid smoked oak, highlighting a bold, natural grain that adds warmth and character to any setting. It's lightly polished finish enhances the wood’s organic beauty while maintaining a smooth, soft-touch feel.
Designed for both style and durability, the Reeves features tapered legs for a refined silhouette—balancing sturdy construction with a hint of mid-century charm. Perfectly proportioned to pair with the Reeves 220 Dining Table, it tucks neatly between the table’s legs for a seamless, cohesive look.
Style: Rustic
Timber: FSC Certified American White Oak
Colour: Smoked
Construction: Solid oak, tapered leg, seats 3
The Timber
Wood exhibits different grain patterns depending on the cut. For example, the 'medullary ray' seen in oak furniture signifies high-quality timber, showcasing the natural beauty of the wood.
Colour Depiction
We do our best to make sure the colours in our photos are spot-on, but let's be honest—screens can be tricky. Depending on your display, those colours might have a mind of their own.