Shoppe Amber Interiors Isodore Bench
Best coastal-inspired seating for those seeking textured, artisanal entryway accents.
This bench brings a sophisticated, coastal warmth to your entryway through its intricate rattan and raffia weave. While the handmade construction means you sacrifice absolute dimensional precision, you gain a one-of-a-kind textural statement piece that feels far more curated than standard mass-market furniture.
$1600.00
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Shoppe Amber Interiors
Who it's for
- Design enthusiasts seeking a versatile, high-end California aesthetic
- Homeowners prioritizing long-term durability and solid wood construction
- Versatile decorators needing multi-purpose furniture for various rooms
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious shoppers looking for more affordable furniture options
- Busy households wanting low-maintenance, stain-resistant surfaces
- Frequent movers needing lightweight, easy-to-rearrange furniture
Performance breakdown
Coastal Aesthetic Appeal
Rattan and raffia textures perfectly capture a high-end coastal vibe.
Material Craftsmanship
Meticulous hand-wrapped detailing elevates the bench beyond standard entryway furniture.
Versatile Placement
Low-profile design fits seamlessly into entryways, living rooms, or bedrooms.
Seating Comfort
Neutral cushion provides adequate support for brief transitions or decorative seating.
Maintenance Ease
Natural fibers require careful spot cleaning to preserve their delicate finish.
Assembly Convenience
Arrives fully assembled for an immediate upgrade to your home space.
Key Specs
Overall Dimensions
62"W x 18"D x 22"H
Material
96% Polyester, 2% Nylon, 2% Cotton, Wrapped Split Rattan and Raffia
Frame Material
Rattan
Upholstery Material
Polyester, Cotton
Care Instructions
Avoid harsh chemicals; spot clean with water-free solvent or water-based agents.
Indoor Use Only
Width
62 inches
Height
22 inches
Depth
18 inches
Assembly Required
False
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