Windsor Bench Collection

Shop Windsor Benches for Entryways, Dining Rooms and Bedrooms

Windsor Benches for Hallways, Bedrooms and Dining Tables

Where the bench lives changes what you need from it. In an entryway it is somewhere to sit and pull boots off, so a shorter length that tucks under a coat rail without blocking the door usually works best. At the foot of a bed a longer bench balances the width of a queen or king frame and gives you somewhere to lay clothes. Along a dining table it seats two adults or three children on one side, and the open spindle back keeps the room feeling less crowded than a run of chairs would.

Windsor Style Bench vs Storage and Upholstered Benches

The open back is the whole difference. Spindles let light through, so the bench reads lighter against a wall than a storage box of the same footprint and does not close down a narrow hallway. A storage bench holds boots and bags out of sight, which wins in a busy family entrance where the floor is the alternative. Upholstered benches are more comfortable for long sitting but need recovering eventually, where a wood seat just gets a wipe. Pick Windsor when the bench is on show as much as it is in use.

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Our Windsor Benches: Made to Your Length and Finish

We build these to order with the shops we work with in Lancaster County, so the length, the wood and the stain are yours to set rather than picked from a shelf. If the bench needs to match dining chairs or a bed you already own, send us the details and we will work to it. Solid hardwood throughout, with a lifetime warranty on the wood components and free delivery to all 48 contiguous states.