Reclaimed wood benches are are great use of a stunning building material. The historic beauty and stregnth of the wood makes it an ideal building material.
Suitable for indoor benches, or outdoor garden benches – you can be sure this wood will stand the test of time (again).
We are in love with this old and durable timber, and think its a bit of a shame that more people do not consider it as part of their homes decor.
Take a look at these stunning reclaimed wood benches to see what you think!

A great example to start us off with. The aged and stunning tones that are present in the wood make a great effect.

This reclaimed wood bench has thin hairpin legs. The combined effect is a great modern and contemporary piece of furniture.

I love how the worn and weathered appearance of the old wood has been allowed to remain on this bench. The little lockbox attached underneath provides a nice little extra touch.

This reclaimed wood garden bench has been made from a variety of different sources of salvaged timber. The multiple tones are stunning.

Some peices of salvaged wood will still have some paint or color on them from their previous usage. It can be used to add a huge amount of character to a bench.

This timber bench has got some awesome storage compartments underneath it that have been made from salvaged corrugated iron.

This is one of my personal favorites. Some huge thick planks of salvaged timber have been used in this peice. It looks so solid!

How about this one for something a little bit different. The timber that this bench is made from has been reclaimed from an old bowling ally lane.

If you like urban and industrial decor then how about using something like these old pipes for the legs of your benches?

Sometimes salvaged timber can look a little bit barren and harsh. Softening your bench up with a couple of pillows is a simple yet effective way to transform its appearance.

I love the twisted iron legs that this salvaged timber bench has. The little silver plaque is a great little accent feature.

Many people choose this material due to its stunning colors and tones. However this does not mean you cannot add a little color to it! i love this one!

despite being made from old vintage timber – this bench looks fresh and modern, while still looking a little bit aged.

The way this one has used two different types of salvaged lumber in an alternating pattern is a great little way to add some style to your benches.

If you want to add a little extra something to your bench how about choosing something like this cow hide? Not only will it be stylish -it will be much softer and warmer to sit on.

A great example of how you can use very distressed and worn old wood to create a beautiful piece of furniture.

This reclaimed wood bench has curly iron legs that create a stunning elegant feel to an otherwise bold building material.

The top of this one is slightly rounded. Its a great little way to make your bench feel a little more natural

Its not just homeowners that love salvaged timber benches. Just look at these two long examples in this exhibition center.

This quaint little bench has utilized the original paints and stains of the wood to stunning effect.

You can also have decorative reclaimed wood benches. This one has clearly not been made for sitting on with all that ceramic underneath it. It works wonders with the reclaimed wood floor too!

A great way to add a little interest to your bench (while keeping the overall aged appearance of the old wood) is by getting wood burned etches done on it.

This reclaimed wood bench has been designed in a contemporary style – while keeping the aged appearance of the wood.

This great bench has been made from reclaimed bowling ally wood. As i am sure you will agree it creates quite a unique effect!

I cannot stop looking at the multiple tones of the wood in this bench. What an awesome use of this gorgeous material. The carpenter that made this needs some kind of award.
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