Rattan Chairs & Coffee Table, Set of 4

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Bring the ultimate light, vintage ’60s vibe into your home with this unique, four-piece seating set from the renowned brand … Read more Bring the ultimate light, vintage ’60s vibe into your home with this unique, four-piece seating set from the renowned brand Rohé Noordwolde. This complete set, consisting of three chairs and a matching coffee table, was manufactured in the Netherlands in the 1960s and is an iconic example of traditional Dutch craftsmanship. At the time, Noordwolde was the absolute center of the rattan industry, and this design perfectly illustrates why these pieces remain immensely popular to this day. The design excels in a beautiful interplay of materials. The sleek, black metal bases give the set a modern and graphic character, while the warm and naturally woven rattan creates an organic, airy look. The coffee table completes the set and features a glass top and a handy woven storage shelf on the underside. Thanks to their balanced proportions, the three chairs offer a wonderfully comfortable seat. The chairs have a total height of 88 centimeters, a seat height of 43 centimeters, a width of 68 centimeters (seat width 46 cm), and a depth of 57 centimeters (seat depth 41 cm). The compact table complements them perfectly with a height of 41 centimeters, a width of 66 centimeters, and a depth of 39 centimeters. It is rare these days to find a complete set of this size in such beautiful original condition. This set is ready to enhance your interior, sunroom, or covered patio with a generous dose of mid-century class and timeless bohemian elegance. All the slats are still intact; the set has always been kept together by its first owner.

Country of origin: Netherlands
Manufacturer: Rohé Noordwolde
Period: 1960s

Chairs:
Height: 88 cm
Seat height: 43 cm
Width: 68 cm
Seat width: 46 cm
Depth: 57 cm
Seat depth: 41 cm

Coffee table:
Height: 41 cm
Width: 66 cm
Depth: 39 cm


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