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Black Wood Japandi Bench with Woven Cord in solid oak
Black Wood Japandi Bench with Woven Cord
Black Wood Japandi Bench with Woven Cord
Black Wood Japandi Bench with Woven Cord
Black Wood Japandi Bench with Woven Cord

Black Wood Japandi Bench with Woven Cord

£455.00

Anchor your hallway with this black oak Japandi bench, pairing a solid timber frame with a hand-woven paper cord seat.

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Discover the Black Oak Bench with a Hand-Woven Cord Seat

Built around a frame of solid oak wood in a black finish, this 120 cm bench keeps its lines low and its presence quiet. The seat is a hand-weaved paper cord rope, twisted and stretched across the frame by hand so the surface flexes very slightly underfoot rather than staying rigid like a solid board. Because the piece is made of natural materials, every bench carries its own shades and veins beneath the dark finish, and no two panels read exactly alike. It is a design that rewards a second look, once you notice the grain moving under the colour.

The oak carries FSC 100% chain-of-custody certification and is sourced from a responsible forest management model, so the timber can be traced back through every stage of its journey. That matters for a bench, which is a piece you sit on daily and expect to keep for decades. Place it along a hallway wall as a spot to pull on boots, at the foot of a bed to hold folded linen, or as extra seating that slides under a dining table when the room needs its floor back. The bench is also available in other finishes if a paler oak suits your scheme better.

Living with Woven Paper Cord

Paper cord is an old Scandinavian workshop material: tightly spun paper twisted into a cord that is surprisingly strong in tension. Weaving it by hand means the woven cord seat is completed one pass at a time, which is why the pattern reads as a fabric rather than a moulded surface. Keep it dry, lift rather than drag the bench, and give the weave a light hoovering with a brush attachment now and then; that is genuinely all the bench maintenance it asks for. Avoid soaking the cord, as water will loosen the twist over time.

Visually, the black finish oak frame does useful work in a Japandi room, providing the graphic contrast that keeps pale walls, linen and light timber from drifting into blandness. Set it against an oak floor and the silhouette reads as a drawn line. It also sits comfortably alongside natural-toned furniture, since the pale cord seat bridges the two. If you are organising a narrow entrance hall, the slim depth of this solid oak bench means it can hug the wall without narrowing the walkway.

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