Reclaimed elm dining bench with 220cm length, raw surface texture, and substantial U-shaped supports in a sunlit room.

Estuary Dining Bench

Name: Estuary Dining Bench
Brand: Rembrandt
SKU: CF8328
Price: 1285.0 NZD
Availability: OutOfStock

$1,285.00

Taxes included.

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The Estuary Dining Bench is defined by the raw character and generous proportions of reclaimed elm. Its long 220cm profile, substantial supports and naturally irregular surface create a grounded, architectural presence, with knots, grain and tonal variation forming part of the design. Made to pair with the Estuary Dining Table, it reinforces the collection’s warm, relaxed material language while keeping the overall dining setting visually simple. The result is a substantial piece with a quiet, organic character.

Design Details

Reclaimed elm construction — visible grain, knots and natural markings give each bench an individual surface character.
Generous 220cm length — designed to sit comfortably alongside the Estuary Dining Table and accommodate a larger dining setting.
Simple, substantial form — broad timber sections and a restrained silhouette give the bench a grounded, enduring feel.

Why It Works

The reclaimed elm creates a natural relationship with the Estuary Dining Table, giving the setting a cohesive material palette.
Its long, low profile adds visual weight without introducing unnecessary detail, allowing tableware, lighting and surrounding textures to take focus.
The warm timber tones sit particularly well with linen, leather, woven fibres, stone and softly textured walls.

FAQs

Is the Estuary Dining Bench designed to match the Estuary Dining Table?
Yes. The 220cm Estuary Dining Bench is designed as the coordinating bench for the Estuary Dining Table, sharing the same reclaimed elm material and relaxed character.

Will each bench look exactly the same?
No. Reclaimed elm naturally varies in grain, colour, knots, marks and surface texture. These variations are inherent to the material and are part of its character.

How should I care for the reclaimed elm surface?
Dust with a soft, dry cloth and wipe spills promptly. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners and prolonged moisture, and use placemats or other surface protection where appropriate.