Kingston Outdoor Bench

$4,800
  • 75"W x 25"D x 36"H
  • Interior seat depth: 19"
  • Interior seat width: 66-3/4"
  • Arm height: 27" (varies with slope)
  • Seat height: 18"

Suitable for indoor or outdoor use, teak is terrifically adaptable to any number of settings and weathers gracefully. This piece is crafted from sustainably-sourced teak, which starts out as a warm, natural wood color (as shown) and turns a beautiful silvery-gray over time when exposed to the elements.

Our Kingston bench is inspired by the artistry of polymath William Kent and the historic benches of Versailles. Rooted in the 18th century but streamlined in teak wood for the 21st, ours incorporates beautifully turned legs, arms and impressive carving along the back, making it an instant focal point in any space, indoor or out. Exposure to the elements will help reveal teak wood’s ability to silver with time.

Outdoor Teak Furniture

When furnishing the outdoors, Bunny is drawn to seating and tables that blend with the landscape, and materials that gain patina over time. It's no surprise, then, that teak is a favorite.

Sustainably-sourced teak starts out as a warm, natural wood color (left) and turns a beautiful silvery-gray (right) over time when exposed to the elements. Whether positioned next to a pool or atop a terrace, our teak styles will gracefully adapt— not detract, from any lush landscape.

NOTE: Our outdoor teak products are made from the highest quality teak. Grade A teak has a higher concentration of naturally occurring teak oil that preserves the wood for outdoor use and extends the life of the product.

Resin glides keep this item elevated slightly so the teak does not come in contact directly
with the ground, but we advise caution when placing on porous outdoor surfaces
like travertine and limestone, as the teak oil can transfer and discolor the
surface slightly.

Furniture enhances the room-like quality of an outdoor space, just as it transforms empty rooms indoors. It makes a space more welcoming and communicates to visitors: Stop and smell the roses.

Bunny Williams

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