Rattan furniture set, brown rattan, Czechoslovakia, 1960s.
2 800 PLN
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This 1960s rattan furniture set from Czechoslovakia consists of two armchairs, a square coffee table with a black glass top, and a round stool. The construction features natural rattan in a warm, honey-toned shade with a semi-matte finish. The armchairs are characterized by high, slightly reclined backs with vertical rattan slats and rounded armrests, while the stool echoes this open weave in its circular seat. The coffee table stands out with its rectangular rattan frame and glossy black glass top, offering a subtle yet striking contrast to the natural material. Visible rattan bindings at the joints emphasize the handcrafted nature of the set, reflecting the mid-century modern spirit. The set is in good vintage condition, with minor signs of wear and small cracks in some bindings, consistent with its age and use.
This ensemble conveys the relaxed elegance and lightness that defined Czechoslovak design of the 1960s. The openwork rattan, gentle curves, and tactile surfaces evoke images of summer afternoons, when interiors welcomed both air and light. Each element, from the high armchair backs to the reflective glass, speaks to an era where functionality met refined simplicity, and artisanal craftsmanship gave each piece a distinct personality. The set, while carrying the patina of its history, maintains a timeless freshness—suggesting moments of leisure and informal gatherings.
For interior arrangements, the set could be paired with light linen cushions or throws in neutral tones to accentuate its natural quality. It would work well in a living space with a bright palette, surrounded by potted plants and ceramic or glass accessories. The set may be combined with
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Height80 cm
Width55 cm
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Width55 cm
Height80 cm
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