A black bench—be it blackened by smoke, stain, or oil—evokes the traditional furniture of both American and English farmhouses.
The Sawkille Co. Ebonized Black Walnut Bench is inspired by the heritage and community of the Hudson Valley.
The Moving Mountains Long Windsor Bench has exaggerated proportions and is finished with a matte lacquer finish.
Blackcreek Mercantile & Trading Co. Benches measure 56.5 inches long, 12 inches wide, and 16 inches tall and can be customized up to six feet in length (although longer lengths are possible).
The Bench with Back is available in black painted or black stained ash; $2,695 at The Future Perfect.
Another Country’s Bench One in Black is made of black lacquered solid ash; £495 – £1,150.
The Rowen & Wren Byron Black Bench is made of black painted teak; £772.
The Sawyer Bench from Fern in New York is available in lengths up to 12 feet and is shown here in ebonized ash wood.
The &Bespoke Bure Settle is available in solid oak with an oiled or ebonized finish; £1,245. For more see our post A New Furniture Collection from &Bespoke in Hampshire, England.
The Studioilse Two Seater Bench in Black is part of Studioilse’s Seating for Eating collective and comes with a brown or black leather pad; prices start at $980 at The Future Perfect.
From Four/Quarter in San Francisco, the Dowel Bench in blackened cedar (also available in blackened oak) is available to order through Four/Quarter. For more on the furniture Fundamental Furniture from Four/Quarter in San Francisco.