Stackable Dining Chairs in the Style of Roland Raine, 1970s Germany dutch design The design was initially created

The design was initially created for Mallet-Steven’s kitchen at the Villa Cavrois in the early 1930s but have been in production for decades after their conception

high-end furniture and accessories that were typified by rich materials

Comprised of a wooden construction and a chromed steel frame

Postmodern playfulness personified

A detachable black leather cushion provides comfort while allowing the architectural wire structure to remain visible

Stackable Dining Chairs in the Style of Roland Raine, 1970s Germany dutch design The design was initially createdMid Century Modern stackable dining chairs or visitor chairs in beechwood and stained plywood, following the style of Roland Rainer. Beechwood stained in a beautiful, unique brown color with a green hue. Multicolor plaid fabric upholstery. Produced in the early 1970s in West Germany. Stackable. Original vintage condition with expected visible signs of age. Consistent signs of age on most chair the corners of the legs feature scuffs, the tops of the