There are certain pieces for the home that are dynamic and able to fulfill a variety of needs. One of my favorites that fall under this category is a bench. Decorating with a bench can solve a myriad of design dilemmas for virtually every space in your home.
This wonderfully versatile piece of furniture is not only super functional but also offers tons of style opportunities. They come in so many shapes and sizes that the possibilities are truly endless. It can be a great accent piece to bring in color and/or pattern, as well as solve flow problems in a space, offer additional seating, and be a helpful solution for small spaces.
The following 10 rooms show some great ideas to inspire you with just some of the ways you can decorate with a bench.
Decorating with a Bench
This narrow bench provides a pop of color and character to this hallway leading from the foyer to the rest of the home.
Source: Elle Decor
Some pillows turn this L-shaped bench into an adorable seating area in a small studio apartment.
Source: Good Housekeeping
A long bench under the window gives this mud room some extra charm and a great place to sit while taking off shoes.
Source: My Domaine
A bright pop of pink is chic and unexpected in this eclectic dining room.
Source: HGTV
A tufted bench is a more luxurious approach for a bench on one side of the table, especially when there is a walkaway adjacent to it.
Source: Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles
If you want to add a little comfort and glamour to any bench, place some faux fur over it.
Source: My Domaine
A built-in bench with drawers, cabinets, and hanging space is super functional for a laundry room.
Source: Traditional Home
To add some simple, yet dynamic seating to a kids room, incorporate a bench with shelves below it for storage.
Source: Better Homes & Gardens
A bench behind the sofa is a great way to create a natural flow in a large, open space.
Source: My Domaine
Adding a bench to the foot of the bed is an easy way to bring luxury and style to the space.
Source: Luxe
Can you think of any awkward spaces in your home that could be brought to life with a bench?
Warm regards,
Megan