Tahira Rectangular Recycled Wooden Bench

For rooms that call for texture and story, the Tahira Bench delivers an unmistakably rustic presence. Crafted from solid recycled wood, it carries natural wormholes, cracks, and grain variation that no two benches share exactly alike. Its rectangular, waterfall-style silhouette suits entryways, dining spaces, and living rooms looking for organic character.

Tahira is left in its natural, unfinished state, so the wood's authentic texture — including its wormholes and surface cracks — remains fully visible rather than sanded away or hidden under a coat of lacquer. An inward beveled edge within the waterfall frame gives the bench a three-dimensional presence that reads as sculptural from every angle. Built on block feet for a stable, grounded stance, it's sized to comfortably seat two.

• Multi-Functional Versatility: Works as entryway seating, dining overflow, or a living room accent
• Design Style and Aesthetic Fit: Rustic recycled wood with wormholes suits farmhouse and organic modern rooms
• Premium Materials and Craftsmanship: Hand-made from solid recycled wood left in its natural state
• Seating Capacity and Comfort: Solid wood seat comfortably fits two adults side by side
• Scale and Room Fit: Nearly 69 inches long, suited to a full dining table run
• Durability and Construction Quality: Solid wood frame on block feet supports up to 250 pounds
• Pairing and Placement Flexibility: Pairs with a dining set or stands alone in an entryway
• Waterfall Frame Detail: Beveled waterfall frame adds sculptural, three-dimensional presence to any room
• Ease of Care: Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth as needed
• Assembly and Setup Ease: Arrives fully assembled in one piece, ready to use immediately

Tahira arrives fully assembled in a single piece, so it's ready to place the moment it's unboxed, with no tools or hardware required. Mercana backs the bench with a 90-day product warranty for residential use, and because it's built from recycled solid wood left in its natural state, variation in grain, texture, and surface character between individual benches is expected and part of its story.