This round rattan plant stand from the 1970s features natural honey-toned rattan woven in a geometric, grid-like pattern and is supported by three turned, slender wooden legs with a satin lacquer finish. The basket construction incorporates both lighter and darker rattan strips, creating a subtle two-tone visual depth. The base of the basket is accented by a decorative, floral-inspired motif in brown and white, while the slightly tapered, outward-angled legs reflect the proportions characteristic of mid-century modern design. The rattan surface is smooth, displaying visible natural fibers, and the wooden legs are evenly polished with a gentle sheen. The structure is sturdy, with the basket securely mounted atop the legs. Condition is good—minor losses and light patina are visible on the rattan, and the legs have been refreshed with a new layer of lacquer. This plant stand echoes the spirit of the 1970s, a time when natural materials and simplicity of form defined the domestic landscape and craftsmanship celebrated a closer connection to nature. The matte rattan finish and the subtle sheen of wood speak of an era when the tactile quality of materials was prized. The interplay of woven tones invites shifting light, while the geometric form suggests order and quiet harmony. When arranging an interior, this plant stand can be paired with trailing or lush-leafed plants to emphasize its airy construction. It would complement a low sofa with wooden legs or other furnishings made from natural materials such as wicker, timber, or linen. The piece fits seamlessly within mid-century modern spaces but would also hold its own in eclectic or bohemian interiors, especially when combined with geometric textiles or understated
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Height46 cm
Depth55 cm
Width55 cm
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Width55 cm
Height46 cm
Depth55 cm
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