Chandigarh Floating Back Armchair – Counter Stool – Teak and Handwoven Rattan

Description

Handcrafted from teak and handwoven in natural rattan, TreeHause adapts the iconic mid century design of the Floating Back Arm Chair to a counter stool.

Available in 2 finishes: Brown teak & Black teak. All other finishes made to order in 12-16 weeks.

We strongly encourage you to purchase a cushion to protect the natural rattan. We have a handwoven cream cotton and 100% natural linen cushion listed in the TREEHAUSE shop.

Visit TreeHause.com to learn more.

An aesthetic tribute to the Office Chair design for the Chandigarh Capitol Complex. TreeHause uses the same traditional craftsmanship techniques as originally used in the 1950s. We use exclusively teak wood and natural rattan cane. Our rattan is hand-woven into each teak frame in the iconic square webbing pattern.

DIMENSIONS
• 20″ Wide
• 20.5″ Deep
• 39.3″ High
• 25″ Seat High

MATERIALS
teak wood and natural rattan
Origin: community managed forest from Indonesia

CONSTRUCTED WITH TRADITIONAL WOODCRAFT TECHNIQUES
Our carpenters use a variety of time-tested joinery methods to craft each chair’s solid teak frame. The visible joinery adds beauty, provides strength, and helps us minimize the use of metal fasteners.

OVER 400 FEET OF NATURAL RATTAN
Our weavers hand weave the seat and backrest using a distinctive webbing pattern. The rattan is woven directly through holes drilled into each teak frame. This adds a lightness and transparency, both literally and visually, as well as ergonomic comfort.

CELEBRATING THE JOURNEY
We label each piece with a brass plaque symbolizing the tree it comes from, the hands that craft it, and the story to continue with you.

ABOUT TREEHAUSE
Just like the Farm-to-Table concept, the materials we use, as with food, are only as exceptional as where it comes from and the hands who prepare it. We source local, sustainable materials and collaborate with the most skilled artisans to bring our natural modern style to your home. We sell directly to you online—there are no middlemen. This enables us to offer you handcrafted products, made with the finest materials, at more accessible prices than traditional luxury brands. This is Tree-to-Hause.

Watch the video below to learn more:
https://vimeo.com/601425254

MEET THE ARTISANS
Our artisan workshop in Jepara is an Indonesian, family-owned workshop that employs over 100 local artisans. They come from multiple generations of carving and furniture making and have been in business for over 30 years. Dyah has been a wonderful friend throughout this entire journey. There is no denying her knowledge of the wood industry—from sourcing the highest quality, local materials to constructing seamless joinery. The workshop has a true community environment, and they genuinely care for each of their employees— providing jobs for many mothers in the community who need the flexibility to work from home. Highlighting the natural beauty of the raw materials is the workshop’s main focus. They ensure each step of the process is done with the utmost respect and intention. Their unrivaled commitment to quality is seen in every cut, sand, and stain. Dyah, and her family, value the talents of the community they call home. The artisans’ skills are born from this place—both from nature and familial. Through their craft, they are able to preserve this heritage.

Learn more about our Artisans and collaboration in the videos below:
https://vimeo.com/601442801
https://vimeo.com/601439139
https://vimeo.com/601435707

TREE-TO-HAUSE…AND BACK AGAIN
We are committed to give back to the planet more than we take. For every tree used to bring our designs to life, we replant these trees in our local communities. We partner with Trees4Trees, an Indonesian nonprofit foundation focused on renewing the environment and empowering local communities through reforestation and education. Trees4Trees distributes seedlings of high value species to local farmers, along with technical guidance on planting, sustainable forestry practices and education. The trees are recorded and monitored on a continuing basis.