Created and Sold by Simon Metz Woodworking
Long Window or Hall Bench with Storage - Benches & Ottomans
Price from $4,000 to $4,500
Shipping rate finalized within 2 business days
Creation: 6-10 weeks
Shipping: Direct delivery or blanket wrap service 2-6 days
Shipping rates finalized within 2 business days of checkout. You will be asked to approve cost before payment
Estimated Arrival: March 1, 2025
I will deliver within 200 miles of my workshop or use a blanket wrap delivery service
Handmade
Made In USA
Made To Order
Natural Materials
| Dimensions | Weight |
|---|---|
20H x 60W x 15D in 50.8H x 152.4W x 38.1D cm | 53.07 kg 117 lb |
Solid cherry bench for window seat or hall solid wood construction. A very sturdy and comfortable seat perfect for four people with storage for tableware/linens by a dining table or hats gloves scarfs etc by a front door. The bench features hand cut finger joints for superior strength as the back connect to the sides. The seat can accommodate a 2” upholstered cushion. Finished with 4 coats of varnish with paste wax.
The bench can be designed and crafted in any length or basket configuration that you need. The wood species can be cherry (as shown) or walnut, oak, maple or mahogany.
Details:
Solid wood construction with mortice & tenon joinery
Dimensions:
Height 20” to 22" depending on seat options
Length 50” to 76" (seats 3 to 4 people)
Depth 15” or 16"
Wood Species:
CHERRY
Cherry is one of my favorite species of wood to work with a smooth-grained reddish-brown hardwood that comes from the American Black Cherry fruit tree. It is readily available in large timbers and machines very well. In its fresh state has a reddish/pinkish hue. What many people love is cherry’s aging process; as the wood is exposed to light cherry will naturally darken over time to a deep reddish hue with a deep patina. The grain varies from very straight to figured such as curly cherry or crotch can be used for elements such as a drawer front.
WALNUT
Black walnut wood is dark, hard, dense and tight-grained. It has superior strength, beautiful grain and rich color. In its raw unfinished form it is a mid toned chocolate color and with finish and age it develops a rich patina. The sapwood, a creamy white is often used as an accent or even featured in large planks on tabletops to celebrate the natural variations of wood. Walnut was often stained and heavily varnished so that it lost its rich tones and was seen as a dark heavy wood. Today woodworkers value its beautiful grain and figure and don’t darken it anymore.
MAPLE
Maple wood is very strong, with smooth and subtle grain structure and light, creamy color. There are many of species of maple trees available in the Northeast; the most common is Hard Maple (aka Sugar Maple). I work with other variations of maple such as curly, tiger, or birdseye as accents for legs, drawer fronts, and knobs. Slight staining can be used to pop the grain but usually a good quality varnish will accentuate the grain on it’s own.
MAHOGANY
Mahogany was used in many historic english furniture pieces, valued for is rich reddish-brown tones and straight grain. It is known for its workability, mahogany is equally known for its superb dimensional stability and good rot resistance. It was often stained or heavily varnished so it lost its true color and was also over harvested leading to heavy regulation in “real” mahogany today.
The bench can be designed and crafted in any length or basket configuration that you need. The wood species can be cherry (as shown) or walnut, oak, maple or mahogany.
Details:
Solid wood construction with mortice & tenon joinery
Dimensions:
Height 20” to 22" depending on seat options
Length 50” to 76" (seats 3 to 4 people)
Depth 15” or 16"
Wood Species:
CHERRY
Cherry is one of my favorite species of wood to work with a smooth-grained reddish-brown hardwood that comes from the American Black Cherry fruit tree. It is readily available in large timbers and machines very well. In its fresh state has a reddish/pinkish hue. What many people love is cherry’s aging process; as the wood is exposed to light cherry will naturally darken over time to a deep reddish hue with a deep patina. The grain varies from very straight to figured such as curly cherry or crotch can be used for elements such as a drawer front.
WALNUT
Black walnut wood is dark, hard, dense and tight-grained. It has superior strength, beautiful grain and rich color. In its raw unfinished form it is a mid toned chocolate color and with finish and age it develops a rich patina. The sapwood, a creamy white is often used as an accent or even featured in large planks on tabletops to celebrate the natural variations of wood. Walnut was often stained and heavily varnished so that it lost its rich tones and was seen as a dark heavy wood. Today woodworkers value its beautiful grain and figure and don’t darken it anymore.
MAPLE
Maple wood is very strong, with smooth and subtle grain structure and light, creamy color. There are many of species of maple trees available in the Northeast; the most common is Hard Maple (aka Sugar Maple). I work with other variations of maple such as curly, tiger, or birdseye as accents for legs, drawer fronts, and knobs. Slight staining can be used to pop the grain but usually a good quality varnish will accentuate the grain on it’s own.
MAHOGANY
Mahogany was used in many historic english furniture pieces, valued for is rich reddish-brown tones and straight grain. It is known for its workability, mahogany is equally known for its superb dimensional stability and good rot resistance. It was often stained or heavily varnished so it lost its true color and was also over harvested leading to heavy regulation in “real” mahogany today.
Pricing varies on the length, basket configuration, and wood species that you select
Item Long Window or Hall Bench with Storage
Created by Simon Metz Woodworking
As seen in Private Residence, Brooklyn, NY
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