The entryway bench features a weathered gray finish with a subtle charred treatment that highlights the natural grain and texture of the wood, giving it a warm and rustic look. The lower shelf offers convenient storage for a couple pairs of shoes or small baskets, making it perfect for an entryway, mudroom, or covered patio. The bench measures 34" long x 11" deep x 17" high. 

This bench was created from lumber previously used for a greenhouse the owner no longer needed. The frame was stained green, while the boards that once supported the planters were stained orange. I lightly charred the ends of each board and gave the bench a good sanding, just enough to smooth it out without removing the wood’s natural character. I intentionally left all the nail and staple holes visible and finished it with a coat of polyurethane. If you don’t already know, I love creating things from lumber that might otherwise be discarded. The bench measures 36" long by 15" deep by 17.5" high.

This bench is crafted from repurposed lumber originally used for warehouse shelving. The wood was charred to enhance the natural grain and finished with a red oak stain, giving it a warm, rustic character.

Dimensions: 40" long × 12" deep × 18" high

This bench is crafted from cedar, with the lumber charred to highlight the natural grain and finished with a cedar stain for a rich, cohesive look.

Dimensions: 60" long × 12" deep × 17.5" high

Made from leftover plywood cut into strips, this bench features a clean pattern design and a simple handmade look.

Dimensions: 36" long x 14" deep x 18.5" high

Made from reclaimed redwood paneling used in a barn. I left the nail holes and other marks to celebrate the life lived by these pieces of wood.

Dimensions: 48" long x 14" deep x 18.5" high

This bench is crafted from repurposed lumber originally used for warehouse shelving. I applied a golden oak stain.

Dimensions: 42" long × 11" deep × 18" high