Slow Upholstered Bench

Name: Slow Upholstered Bench
Brand: Ownkoti
Price: 3432.00 USD
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Inspired by the chair they designed for Restaurant 108 in Copenhagen, the collection consists of beautifully upholstered wooden furniture that explores the beauty of narrow silhouettes. All items feature narrow legs that elevate and support, striking a perfect balance between mid-century Danish and classic Japanese design. The collection is a tribute to heritage and craft, embodied in a timeless, flowing design while remaining modern and comfortable. The collection stands for quality craftsmanship and materials. Furniture items are crafted from quality wood and seating features thick fabric to maximise comfort. The decoration is kept to a minimum to enhance that sense of detail and shape.

Overall Dimensions

30.5'' H X 59.5'' W X 27'' D

Overall Product Weight

44.09 lb.

Seat Height - Floor to Seat

17'' H

Features

Product Type

Entryway Bench

Material

Solid Wood, Upholstered

Leg Material

Solid Wood

Upholstered

Yes

Weight Capacity

250 lb.

Seating Capacity

Arms Included

Yes

Back Included

Yes

Leg Design

Straight legs

Natural Variation Type

Natural Wood Grain Color Variation

Imported

Yes

Designer

Space Copenhagen

Product Care

Fabric: Routine cleaning and maintenance: Food residue and debris can be removed with a vacuum with a soft brush. Clean, absorbent, and soft cloths or sponges should be used to wipe the fabric if liquid spills over it. A piece of dry cloth should then be applied to clean it. Let the fabric dry naturally. Any dirt on the fabric can be wiped with a wet duster cloth. Afterward, let the fabric dry. Do not use a detergent or bleaching powder to clean the fabric. Direct sunlight and heat sources: Do not place your furniture too close to a heat source, such as a radiator or fireplace. A distance of at least 30 cm should be maintained. Do not place the furniture under direct sunlight, such as near the window or balcony, because long-term exposure to sunlight can result in color fading of the fabric. Metal: A piece of clean and soft duster cloth should be used to remove the dust regularly. Special metal cleaners can be applied to clean stubborn dirt. A clean duster cloth can then be used to wipe it. Metal with other texture effects should be wiped in the direction of its texture. Rough cleaning tools can scratch the metal surface, so they should be avoided. Wood: Routine cleaning and maintenance: The wood surface is waterproof and stain-proof. That said, in case of any liquid or dirt on the wood surface, a clean and wet towel should be used to wipe the surface. A piece of dry cloth should then be applied to absorb the residual moisture. Dry and soft duster cloths can be used to dust the furniture. Or special detergents for furniture can be used. Do not use any solvents with alcohol or gas to clean the furniture. Do not use hard cleaning tools, such as steel wool, hard brushes, and gauze brushes, as they may leave scratches on the furniture. Soap-finish surface: Soap finish can make the wood surface smoother and more natural, and protect the wood surface to some extent. Compared with the painted wood surfaces, soap-finished wood should be protected more carefully. Collision, abrasions, and dirt should be avoided as far as possible. It is recommended that special soap flakes or liquid soap for furniture should be used to maintain the soap-finished wood surface annually. Danish soap flakes are preferred. The instructions for soap flakes or liquid soap should be strictly followed. Products intended for soap-finished wood surfaces rather than ordinary hand sanitizer or soaps should be selected. Direct sunlight and heat sources: Wood may crack or deform if it is too close to a heat source, such as a radiator or fireplace. A distance of at least 30 cm should be maintained. Do not place the furniture under direct sunlight, such as near the window or balcony, because long-term exposure to sunlight can lead to color fading of the paint on wood. Hot objects, such as hot tableware, should not be directly placed on the wood furniture. A heat insulation pad is recommended.