isn't veneer or composite. The natural grain and warm honey tones create an understated, timeless aesthetic that reads expensive without trying. Built for genuine entertaining (not just occasional use), the bench seating encourages lingering conversations in a way chairs alone don't. This works beautifully in gardens with a few square meters of breathing room, or on larger patios where you want a grounded focal point. Fair warning: teak weathers to silver-grey over time without maintenance, though many prefer this patina. If you prefer the honey tone, occasional oiling keeps it warm.