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Batik Sky Accent Bench

Name: Batik Sky Accent Bench
Brand: Eva Sonaike

Eva Sonaike

£765

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Soft, uplifting and beautifully detailed, the Batik Sky Accent Bench introduces a gentle sense of calm and colour to any home. Upholstered in Eva Sonaike’s signature Sky Batik fabric, this piece showcases a delicate light-blue batik pattern inspired by Yoruba textile traditions, reimagined with a fresh, contemporary touch. The clean, structured silhouette makes the bench incredibly versatile. Its compact proportions allow it to sit effortlessly in different settings, adding both comfort and character: – Place it at the end of a bed to bring softness, pattern and a subtle pop of colour – Use it

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as EVA SONAIKE LIMITED, number 07214714. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Batik Sky Accent Bench

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