Channeling the relaxed grandeur of an ancient Balinese royal pavilion, this hand-carved daybed captures a spirit of island nobility. In the historic palaces of Bali, lounge furniture was masterfully designed for fluid, indoor-outdoor living within open-air courtyards. This frame captures that heritage, masterfully hand-carved from premium reclaimed teak wood that carries exceptional grain definition and natural timber strength. The design is instantly anchored by four substantial, hand-turned beehive legs—a signature architectural element of colonial-era Indonesian furniture designed to provide absolute structural stability while lending a soft, sculptural rhythm to the base.

Contrasting this heavy, grounding foundation is the airy, pierced floral carving framing the backrest and front apron. This intricate relief-work mirrors the traditional volcanic stone carvings found on historic temple gates, striking a flawless balance between monumental strength and delicate artistry. Masterfully built using time-honored woodworking traditions, the warm brown teak is treated with a hand-waxed finish to accentuate its organic grain without heavy amber undertones. Whether dressed as a statement living room sofa or placed as an inviting sanctuary on a covered veranda, this daybed instantly infuses a space with a relaxed, upscale resort feel.

• *Era: Contemporary
• *Dimension: 74"(L) x 42"(D) x 41"(H) | Seat: 19"H | Cushion: 68" x 32"
• *Material: Reclaimed Teak
• *Finish: Matte Brown
• *Origin: DE-COR original design; Balinese Bale pavilion tradition; reclaimed teak
• *Condition: Very good; this piece may show minor imperfections as part of using reclaimed materials & its artisanal handmade character.

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Specifications

• Material: Reclaimed teak; custom foam cushion
• Dimensions: 74" L × 42" D × 41" H | Seat height: 19" H | Cushion: 68" × 32"
• Origin: DE-COR original design; Balinese Bale pavilion tradition; reclaimed teak
• Era: Contemporary
• Style: Balinese / Colonial — beehive turned legs, pierced floral carved backrest and front apron
• Condition: Very good; minor imperfections inherent to reclaimed materials and artisanal handmade character
• Finish: Matte brown, hand-waxed