Small Rattan Woven Stool

The stools are in great condition. Bamboo and rattan have been popular, the stools will become a segway for natural elements in any space.

A set of three woven wicker swivel bar stools.

A set of three upholstered swivel woven rattan bar stools.

Upholstered enameled iron bar stools with brass details.

Butcher block and aluminum counter height stool, one only.

Pair of four-leg wood stools with snake skin upholstered seats and brass details.

Lovely midcentury pouf fully made in curved rattan and woven wicker. This stunning and rare piece was produced in Italy during the 1960s and is attributed to Bonacina. The craftsman...

Vintage woven rattan ottoman in the manner of Franco Albini, designed in 1951. Age-appropriate wear to the woven rattan, but ours is a very nice, ...

Franco Albini woven rattan ottoman / pouf... open weave rattan with little feet...

This pair of unusual stools are made wood and rattan. This is a French work. Circa 1970.

Exceptional midcentury leather and iron stools designed and manufactured by Calfran Rattan in the United States, circa 1950s. Each stool has a ...

The Oblique Burl stool is made using an Ash frame, sustainably sourced from an English timber merchants and hand carved and finished in our London studio. We use 100% hand picked Egyptian cotton that meets industry regulations for environmental safety, ethical production and the use of non – harmful chemicals. We blend the cotton with a Viscose flax, which stems from natural fibres and is processed in order to meet the qualities and abrasion required to satisfy European industry standards for both manufacture and use. Our products are made locally to us in South East London in small batches so as much as we can, we reduce the movement of our items and the possibility of generating unnecessary energy and material waste. The Oblique fabric collection was developed through the dissection and reduction of blocks of text. Interested in how non-verbal communication is evolving and questioning the importance of physical paper letters, the studio took influence from the mail art...