Bali Reclaimed Teak and Indigo Cushion Sofa/ Daybed

For a plantation look that adds both charm and convenience to your space, look no further than our Bali Teak sofa daybed from the Teak Two product line. This solid teak sofa/daybed has a fine, sanded finish with an oil-based stain for less long-term maintenance and more relaxation as you enjoy it for years to come. This colonial styled sofa/daybed features a mixture of a slender and wide-set frame. The back frame consists of slender horizontal slats while the bottom seating frame has a wide-set frame. The arms and the feet of the sofa feature a curved and cylindrical shape as a nice contrast to the clean, straight form of the remainder of the sofa. The teak used is 100% reclaimed teak furniture from FSC-certified upcycled teak wood, gathered from old-growth, FSC-certified forests, across the Indonesian archipelago. The teak wood undergoes a six-week kiln drying process of taking moisture out of the wood. This is important because the moisture in the teak wood is what causes the finished product to shrink or expand with changes in temperature and humidity. Teak is the only material with a natural resistance to water, insects, mold, and mildew, making it one of the most durable materials we carry. This sofa/daybed is a combination of machine-made for precision and handmade with traditional Mortise and Tenon construction for smooth and tight joinery to showcase the elements from local artisans. This resort-style sofa/daybed with deep-seating can seat 2 comfortably or you can lay out and enjoy it all to yourself. Included are Indigo solution-dyed acrylic cushions constructed to be UV resistant, fade resistant, mold and mildew resistant, spill-proof, and stain-resistant to ensure great quality over time.

Features:
- Smooth and tight joinery
- Curved armrests
- Resort-style with deep-seating
- Indigo solution-dyed acrylic cushions included

Teak Maintenance Note: Over time, your teak product will naturally fade to a nice, silvery shade and check (develop small cracks) due to weather exposure. Visit Fabric & Furniture Care to learn how to maintain your teak products.