Landmark custom bench, rounded right end

The Landmark custom bench, rounded right end, instantly turns a plain dining wall into a welcoming, built-in style corner. Measuring 90 cm high, 125 cm wide and 170 cm deep, it anchors the room without feeling heavy. The pale beige polyester upholstery, stitched in vertical channels, brings a gentle graphic rhythm that works beautifully behind a dining table, along a kitchen half-wall or beneath a wide window. Its broad right-hand curved end forms a soft corner seat, ideal for lingering over coffee or stretching out slightly without sharp angles. Low, almost hidden feet let the bench read as a solid, grounded block, visually calming the area. Whether it’s hosting everyday family meals, homework sessions, or long weekend brunches, this bench quickly becomes the natural gathering spot, giving your dining nook the made-to-measure look of a chic restaurant banquette tailored to your home.

Calm, sculptural visual design

Viewed from the front, the Landmark custom bench presents a sculptural, monolithic silhouette softened by its pale beige colour. The vertical channel stitching runs evenly across seat and back, emphasizing the 90 cm height and adding a quiet architectural rhythm. This vertical language subtly elongates the form, preventing the 125 cm width and 170 cm depth from appearing bulky. On the right side, the generous rounded end flows in a continuous curve, replacing a hard corner with a welcoming, embracing shape. It gently wraps the user, encouraging casual lounging at the table. The low, recessed feet keep the base visually clean, giving the impression of a bench floating just above the floor while still reading as reassuringly solid. Overall, the interplay of rounded corner, straight lines and fine vertical texture results in a calm, contemporary piece that feels both graphic and inviting.

Why choose this Landmark bench

• The rounded right end creates a soft corner seat, perfect for relaxed chatting, reading or coffee moments around the dining table.
• Pale beige, vertically channelled upholstery adds subtle texture and depth, enhancing neutral interiors without overpowering existing colours or patterns.
• Its generous depth and sculpted backrest evoke bespoke restaurant banquettes, bringing that tailored, convivial atmosphere straight into your home.
• Low hidden feet keep the profile clean and grounded, making the bench appear seamless against walls and architectural elements in your room.
• The modular-looking form combines straight run and curved return, adapting easily to different layouts or future dining configurations as needs evolve.

Where this bench works best at home

The Landmark custom bench naturally belongs against a dining room wall, creating a cosy banquette effect with a central table. At 170 cm deep, it’s ideal for forming a corner dining nook when paired with a round or square table and a few light chairs opposite. In an open-plan kitchen, position it along the longest wall so the rounded right end softens an architectural angle or column. In smaller spaces, use it beneath a window to design a breakfast corner that doubles as a reading spot. It can also discreetly zone an open living-dining area, with its back towards the lounge. To coordinate this bench with other seating, explore our range of sofas in the designer sofa collection, creating a consistent visual language from dining area to living room. Thanks to its 90 cm back height and continuous wraparound shape, it creates a sheltered feel even in busy family or open-plan spaces.

Ensuring long-term decorative harmony

For lasting decorative coherence, let the Landmark bench’s pale beige tone set the base of your palette. Combine it with medium or dark wood tables for warmth, or pair with stone and light oak for a more airy, contemporary feel. Metal details in black or brushed brass on chairs or lighting will echo the linear vertical channels with a subtle graphic edge. Keep nearby textiles – rugs, curtains, cushions – in layered neutrals like cream, sand, and taupe, then punctuate with accents of rust, forest green or deep blue. As you rearrange over time, the bench’s neutral colour and simple geometry allow it to shift roles easily, moving from main dining seat to lounge-adjacent banquette or window seating. It will remain a unifying piece, visually stitching together evolving furniture choices while maintaining a calm, coherent backdrop.