KENNEDY bar stool made of Sungkai wood with a woven rush seat (Model 125743)

Kennedy bar stool made of Sungkai wood with a woven rush seat in a natural finish. Bar stools made of Sungkai wood (also known as white teak) with a woven rush seat fit beautifully into a variety of interior styles that highlight natural materials and traditional craftsmanship. The combination of light-toned wood and woven seat creates a warm, earthy, and relaxed atmosphere. The Scandinavian style is characterized by minimalism, clean lines, and the use of natural materials such as wood and woven elements. The simple and functional design of these stools blends perfectly with a bright and understated space. The boho (bohemian) style embraces natural textures, handcrafted details, and a relaxed ambiance. A stool made of Sungkai wood and rush will add an artisanal touch and complement elements like textiles, plants, and earthy tones. The coastal style is inspired by the seaside, using light colors and natural materials. The light wood and woven seat create an airy, summery feel reminiscent of beach bar furniture. The modern farmhouse style combines rustic warmth with contemporary lines. These stools add a rustic touch to your kitchen while pairing well with modern features such as granite countertops or contemporary lighting. This aesthetic often incorporates warm wooden materials and organic shapes. A Sungkai wood stool can be seamlessly integrated into such a space, blending mid-century modern influences with the added texture of woven rush.

Product dimension: 58X54X110H.

Material of Construction:
Sungkai wood, also known as white teak, comes from the Peronema canescens tree, which grows mainly in Southeast Asia. It is widely used in furniture manufacturing and other wooden products due to its desirable characteristics. Sungkai wood features a light, creamy or slightly yellowish tone, making it ideal for interior styles that favor bright, natural materials. Its grain is visible and can appear either straight or wavy, while its texture is generally smooth and uniform. Although it is not as hard as traditional teak, Sungkai is considered durable for indoor use. It is relatively stable and does not easily shrink or expand. It is also easy to work with—cutting, sanding, and finishing can be done with ease, which makes it a popular choice among furniture makers. Additionally, it is often sourced from plantations, making it a more sustainable option compared to woods harvested from natural forests.

Maintenance:
Dust regularly and clean with a damp cloth when necessary.