Console Table Reclaimed Teak With Drawers

A handmade console table built from recycled teak wood by craftspeople in Bali. Each piece is constructed from reclaimed teak — wood salvaged from old buildings, boats, and structures — giving it a character and patina that new timber cannot replicate. Dimensions: 150 cm wide, 45 cm deep, and 80 cm tall. What This Piece Brings to a Room Built from recycled teak, so the wood carries the marks of its previous life — nail holes, weathering, colour variation, and natural ageing that give each piece a lived-in quality. Teak is one of the most durable furniture hardwoods available, naturally resistant to moisture, warping, and insects. Reclaimed teak retains these properties. Handmade in Bali — every piece is one of a kind. Expect natural differences in marking, colour, and wood grain between units. Weighs approximately 45 kg — this is solid wood furniture with real heft and stability. Reclaimed Teak from Bali The teak used in this piece is sourced from demolished structures in Indonesia — old houses, bridges, and boats where the wood has already spent decades hardening and developing character. Balinese furniture makers select, clean, and re-mill the timber before constructing each piece by hand. The result is furniture that reuses existing material rather than requiring new trees to be felled. Natural imperfections — old nail holes, weathered surfaces, colour variation — are left intact as part of the design. Made in Indonesia. Placement and Care Suitable for indoor use. Teak handles humidity well, but avoid placing in sustained direct sunlight, which can lighten the wood over time. Clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth. No special treatment is required — teak’s natural oils protect it. If you wish to refresh the surface after some years, a light application of teak oil will restore depth to the colour. Use felt pads under the legs to protect flooring. Common Questions Will my piece look exactly like the photos? No, and that is the point. Each piece is made from different reclaimed wood, so markings, colour, and grain pattern will vary. Every piece is unique. Is recycled teak as strong as new teak? Often stronger. Old-growth teak that has already spent decades in a structure is typically denser and harder than newly harvested plantation teak. Does recycled teak furniture need special maintenance? No. Teak’s natural oils make it low-maintenance. Dust regularly and wipe with a damp cloth as needed. Occasional teak oil application is optional.