The Savile Row Gentleman’s Bench

Period Inspiration:

The Savile Row Gentleman’s Bench is conceived in the tradition of 19th-century British hall and club furniture, where utility was paired with discreet luxury. The deeply button-tufted leather seat - executed in a restrained diamond pattern - recalls the upholstery techniques perfected in London during the Victorian period, prized for durability and visual order. Such benches were commonly placed in tailoring houses, club anterooms, and private halls, serving as points of pause rather than display.

The bench rests on a rectilinear wooden frame supported by turned legs, their proportions drawn from late Georgian and early Victorian precedents. Brass ferrules at the feet were not merely decorative but practical, protecting timber floors in spaces of frequent use. The low, elongated form reflects a furniture type intended for waiting, fitting, or quiet conversation - functional, dignified, and unassuming.

Named for Savile Row, long associated with bespoke tailoring and gentlemanly ritual, this piece embodies a culture of measured refinement. It is neither ostentatious nor ornamental, but assured - an object shaped by routine, craftsmanship, and the understated codes of male interiors in 19th-century Britain.

Material – Pure Leather and Mahogany wood

Dimensions in Inches:
Width: 36 
Depth: 18 
Height: 18 

Please note that each piece is handmade. There could be a slight variation (up to 2 inches) in dimensions.

Delivery Timeline - Every piece from The Collectors is crafted to order. Production and delivery typically require 4–6 weeks, with occasional extensions reflecting the care, materials, and finishing each object demands. 

Customisation – Please email us at hi@thecollectors.in or call at 9886331003, before placing the order, in case you want to customise the wood type, dimensions or polish.

The price mentioned includes all taxes and delivery.

Item code - TCSB07