Bench - Storage, Entryway & Dining Benches for Every Room

Storage & Entryway Benches

Our entryway bench and storage bench styles give you a place to sit down and take your shoes off while keeping clutter out of sight - perfect for mudrooms, hallways, and front entries. Options like the Bordeaux Bench and Stella Mia Bench work well as a compact entry piece, while our shoe storage bench styles double as a landing spot for bags and keys.

Dining & Kitchen Benches

Swap out a pair of chairs for a dining bench to seat more people at the table without crowding the room. Our counter height bench options, including the Heidelberg Counter Height Bench and Sania Counter Height Bench, are sized to pair with counter-height and pub-style tables.

Bedroom Benches

A bedroom bench at the foot of the bed adds extra seating and a spot to lay out clothes or pull on shoes. Styles like the Georgia Bench, Hagerman Bench, and Maddie Bench bring a finished look to any bedroom footprint.

Wood & Upholstered Benches

Choose from wood bench frames for a classic, durable look, or go with an upholstered bench or cushioned bench for softer, more comfortable seating. The Losone Bench w/ Cushion and Diocles Bench offer padded comfort, while the Dulce Bench w/ Metal Legs and Alfred Bench suit those who want a bench with back support for added comfort while seated.

Patio Benches

Bring the same comfort outdoors with a patio bench built to hold up against the elements. The Johari Patio Bench and Zalika Patio Bench are designed for porches, patios, and outdoor dining sets.

Loveseat & Accent Benches

For a piece that reads more like seating than storage, our loveseat bench and accent bench styles offer a wider, more substantial profile. The Georgia Loveseat Bench, Sania 3-Seater Loveseat Bench, and Gianna Wingback Chair Bench work well as a standalone accent piece in a living room or entryway.

FAQs

How Long Should a Bench Be for a Dining Table?

As a general rule, a dining bench should be about 6 inches shorter than the table it's paired with on that side, leaving enough room for the table legs while still seating people comfortably. For a standard 6-foot table, a 5 to 5.5-foot bench is typical.

What Is a Settle Bench?

A settle bench (or "settle") is a traditional wooden bench with a high solid back and enclosed arms, historically placed near a hearth or entryway to block drafts. Many antique settle benches also had a hinged seat that lifted to reveal built-in storage.

What Is the Standard Height of a Bench?

Most benches sit around 18 inches tall, matching the seat height of a standard dining chair. Counter-height benches run taller, typically 24 to 26 inches, to pair with counter-height tables.