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Rattan Chair by H. Broekhuizen for Rohé Noordwolde, Netherlands, 1960s
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Rohé Noordwolde; Rattan; Chair; Armchair; Herman broekhuizen; Noordwolde; Dutch Design; 1960s; Netherlands;
Rattan chair designed by H. Broekhuizen for Rohé Noordwolde in the 1960s. This stunning piece combines the timeless appeal of rattan seating with sleek metal legs. Crafted with utmost precision and attention to detail, this chair is a true testament to the artistry and craftsmanship that has been synonymous with Rohé Noordwolde since 1825. With a rich heritage rooted in the 19th century, Rohé Noordwolde stands among the pioneers in creating exquisite rattan furniture, alongside the renowned Gebr. Jonkers. Embrace the elegance and sophistication of this rattan chair, which effortlessly captures the essence of a bygone era while seamlessly complementing contemporary spaces. - More Information
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