Grid-Tufted Faux Leather Dining Bench / Banquette

Unbranded (likely mass-market retailer such as Target, Wayfair, or HomeGoods) · Furniture > Benches & Ottomans

Grid-Tufted Faux Leather Dining Bench / Banquette

Era / Decade

2010s-2020s modern production

Material

Faux leather (polyurethane/vinyl) upholstery, foam padding, and dark-stained rubberwood or pine frame with H-bracket support.

Condition

Good. Shows visible surface scuffs and minor white marks on the seat. The wooden base has light dings and age-related wear to the finish.

Demand Level

Moderate. Benches are popular for entryways and dining rooms, but faux leather has a lower ceiling for resale value than genuine leather.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$40.00 - $85.00

Estimated Retail Value

$150.00 - $220.00

Comparable Sales

Similar used faux leather benches from brands like Threshold or Christopher Knight Home typically sell for $35-$60 on local marketplaces depending on urgency.

Description

Modern two-person dining bench or entryway banquette featuring a dark espresso/chocolate faux leather upholstery with distinctive grid-tufting on the backrest. The armless design allows it to slide easily under tables. Sturdy wooden base with floor stretchers for added stability. Approximately 40-44 inches wide.

Key Features

Neutral color palette fits most home decors; armless 'banquette' style is currently popular for small-space dining; easy-to-clean wipeable surface.

Authenticity Indicators

Mass-produced item with standard industrial staples and generic hardware; authenticity is not a factor for this level of furniture. Confidence: High.

Flaws to Note

Visible surface scratches on the seat; minor finish wear on the wooden legs; one horizontal support beam shows scuffing from shoes.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

Facebook Marketplace, Nextdoor, or OfferUp. Local pickup is essential as shipping costs would exceed the item's value.

Selling Tips

Clean the upholstery with a damp cloth and use a furniture touch-up marker on the wooden legs to hide scuffs. List as 'Mid-Century Modern style' or 'Urban Industrial.' Emphasize its use for small apartments.

Appraised on 7/15/2026