Reclaimed Architectural Screen SEMINYAK

Price: €595.00
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Reclaimed Architectural Screen

Recovered from old Javanese architecture, this reclaimed teak wood screen is a piece with an exceptionally decorative presence. Its handcrafted carving, featuring geometric and botanical motifs, reveals the meticulous craftsmanship of the wood and the passage of time.

Perfect for adding character to a sophisticated interior, it can be used as a wall feature, room divider or simply as a decorative architectural element. An especially striking choice for serene spaces where fine materials, craftsmanship and contemporary design come together.

  • Product details

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    Data sheet

    Material: Teak wood

    Finish: Matte finish

    Delivery: A pie de calle

    Handling: 1 person

    SKU: WALL46-1

    Weight: 6kg

    Width: 29cm x Depth: 2cm x Height: 217cm

  • Shipping and returns

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    Delivery times

    Mainland Spain: 4-8 business days.

    Islands and European Union: 7-14 business days.

    Other international destinations: delivery time depends on destination.


    Returns

    The deadline to request a return is 30 calendar days from receipt of the order.

    For returns requested for reasons other than a manufacturing defect or transport damage, return shipping costs will be covered by the customer.

    If the product arrives damaged or defective, you must contact Tanah within a maximum of 48 hours of receipt. Once the issue is verified, Tanah will cover the corresponding costs.

    For more information, see the Shipping and Returns Conditions.

Teak is a tropical hardwood highly valued in interior design for its strength, stability and rich tonal variations. Its warm colour and natural grain add depth, while the passage of time enhances the character of the piece.

This screen is made up of several hand-carved panels featuring a combination of geometric and botanical motifs. The horizontal sections separating them add rhythm and structure, while the relief creates a delicate interplay of light and shadow across the wall. Originally part of an old Javanese architectural structure, it retains the marks, subtle imperfections and tonal variations characteristic of a reclaimed piece.

For cleaning, we recommend using a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid excessive moisture, abrasive products and harsh cleaning agents that could alter the wood.

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