Upholstered Bench

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Discover handcrafted upholstered benches, perfect for entryways, bedrooms, and living spaces. Explore diverse styles, from farmhouse charm to modern boho, crafted with quality materials for lasting beauty and comfort.

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Popular leg styles for upholstered benches include tapered wood legs for a mid-century look, turned or carved legs for traditional styles, and simple straight legs for modern spaces. Many upholstered benches use dark-stained wood, natural wood, or painted finishes. You’ll also find metal hairpin legs and sleek sled bases on many contemporary bench items.
Seat height varies by how you plan to use an upholstered bench. Plenty of entryway and hallway bench items sit at standard chair height so slipping on shoes feels natural. You’ll find lower profiles designed for the foot of a bed, while a number of counter-height and taller vanity-style bench items are made to pair with higher surfaces.
Upholstered benches often sit on solid wood legs, such as oak, rubberwood, or pine, finished in natural, stained, or painted tones. You’ll also find metal legs on many upholstered bench items, including black powder-coated steel, brass-tone finishes, and hairpin or sled bases. A number of benches use upholstered skirts that hide the legs for a softer look.
Yes, several upholstered benches can be made with tufting, including button-tufted tops, diamond tufting, or channel-tufted cushions, depending on the seller and bench style. Many items come already tufted in velvet, linen-look fabric, or faux leather. If you want a specific tuft pattern or button color, customization varies by item, so contact the seller.
You’ll see upholstered benches covered in a wide range of fabrics, from everyday linen-look weaves and cotton blends to plush velvet, chenille, and bouclé for extra texture. Several bench items use performance-style fabrics that wipe more easily. For a sleeker look, a number of upholstered benches come in faux leather or suede-like microfiber.