She’s long, low, and meant to be shared. Found in Béziers and dating to the early 20th century, this monastery bench was built with a single, generous plank seat and a matching stretcher running the length below - simple construction, confident proportions. The surface shows its age in a way that feels earned: small splits in the plank, gentle irregularities in the wood, and a lightness that comes from years of use rather than sanding or refinishing. Sylvie loves it pulled up to a long table, placed along a wall, or used as extra seating where people naturally gather. Identical in design to the Monastery Bench- II, this one has slightly different grain pattern -you might need the pair though!
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