Charlotte Perriand Style Rattan Bar Stool by Dirk van Sliedregt

Woven rattan bar stool produced by Rohe Noordwolde and designed by Dirk van Sliedregt in a style closely associated with Charlotte Perriand's iconic rattan seating. The seat and back form a continuous bucket-shaped shell of tightly woven rattan with a gentle backward angle at the backrest. Chrome tubular metal legs splay outward for stability, with a rectangular footrest rung at mid-height and black rubber feet at the base. The open weave construction and scoop shell form are hallmarks of the Perriand-influenced rattan designs that circulated widely through European modernist interiors in the 1960s and 1970s. Dirk van Sliedregt designed rattan furniture for Rohe Noordwolde, a Dutch manufacturer with a long tradition of wicker and rattan production. The pairing of natural woven rattan with industrial chrome tubing was a recurring approach in Mid-Century Modern design, balancing organic material warmth with structural modernism. Shows wear consistent with age and use, including some discoloration to the rattan and minor breakage. The chrome frame retains good reflectivity overall.