Mid Century Timber & Rush Dining Chair in the style Charlotte Perriand

Crafted with a bold red painted timber frame and a handwoven rush seat, this vintage dining chair is a celebration of colour, texture and traditional craftsmanship. Rounded timber legs and clean, architectural lines give the chair a playful yet enduring character. Dating from the 1960s–70s, this handcrafted timber and rush dining chair is inspired by the functional elegance of Charlotte Perriand's celebrated reinterpretations of the traditional French chair, including her Bauche No. 19 and Dordogne designs. Combining honest materials with a restrained silhouette, it reflects the enduring appeal of French provincial craftsmanship through a distinctly modern lens. Crafted from solid pine with a painted red finish, the chair features a handwoven rush seat and backrest that introduce warmth and texture while highlighting the natural beauty of its materials. Over time, the painted finish has developed a richly layered patina, with visible historical touch-ups adding depth and character while telling the story of the chair's long life. Whether used individually as an accent chair or gathered around a dining table, the chair brings warmth, colour and timeless French character to both contemporary and traditional interiors. The chair is presented in good vintage condition. The rush seat is well preserved, while the painted finish displays wear and historical touch-ups consistent with age, giving each piece a beautifully timeworn appearance. Price indicated is per chair.