Hallway bench
Welcome to a world of simplicity and elegance. Our latest creation, the oak slat bench, embodies the true essence of minimalism and will blend seamlessly into your home. With a clear focus on functionality and aesthetics, we have created a bench that exudes a timeless beauty for both the hallway and the bedroom.
The use of oak slats allows the essentials to be displayed while maintaining an airiness that brings a sense of openness to any space. No hidden compartments or secrets - instead, this bench offers a clear surface that only accommodates the things that are really used in your everyday life.
Crafted from solid oak, the bench comes in a natural and striking shade of black. The subtle stain accentuates the unique grain of the wood, creating an intriguing contrast between modern elegance and natural beauty.
Your narrow hallway will find the ideal companion in this bench. The slim silhouette takes up minimal space while infusing the room with an air of sophistication. The shoe rack, part of this minimalist masterpiece, makes a bold statement and invites you to keep things tidy, gently suggesting to put only those things that deserve a real place on this bench.
For the narrow, minimalist hallway, the bench seat was designed with an eye for efficiency. Every inch has been used to create an eye-catcher that takes up little space but still leaves a lasting impression. The clean lines and the simple silhouette of the bench fit seamlessly into different furnishing styles, from modern to timeless.
Technical specifications:
Length 100 cm
Depth 31 cm
Height 45cm
Space for about eight pairs of shoes, four each on the floor and on the middle shelf
Material solid oak, natural and black stained, all treated with allergy-friendly hardwax oil
Delivery time 5 -6 weeks
Emotional minimalism
For us, minimalism is neither style nor a meaningless sales slogan. It is a philosophy of life that focuses on the essentials and thus promotes serenity and inner peace. Our goal is to convey the true essence and virtues of minimalism. We do this by creating furniture that evokes positive emotions. In this way we want to dissolve the rigor associated with minimalism and make it more accessible. In short: It just has to be beautiful and wow.