Kynance 2.2m Table and Bench in Reclaimed Solid Teak with 3 Wicker Chairs

Ottena

£2245

OTTENA · LIFETIME TEAK RANGE · RECLAIMED SOLID TEAK Kynance Dining Set · 2.2m Table + Bench + 3 Wicker Chairs A clean-lined reclaimed teak table and bench, paired with three woven wicker chairs for a lighter, more relaxed finish. Made for everyday living and proper hosting. Reclaimed teak character Premium timber, re-crafted. Less waste, more story, and a one-of-one grain every time. Bench living Tucks in neatly, pulls out quickly, and makes seating feel instantly more relaxed. Wicker contrast Woven texture softens the look, keeps it airy, and brings a warm, modern finish. The centrepiece 2.2

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as OTTENA LTD, number 09619561. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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