Franky Solid Teak Wood Counter Stool with Woven Rattan Cane Seat & Back
✔ Free shipping within the USA
✔ Handcrafted in Bali by skilled artisans
✔ Estimated delivery: 14–18 weeks
Elevate your kitchen island or bar with this handcrafted teak bar stool, featuring a solid wood A-frame design and hand-woven rattan cane detailing on both the seat and backrest. Inspired by mid-century French cane furniture, this stool pairs sculptural angled legs with visible dovetail joinery — a mark of true craftsmanship — for a piece that's as much art as it is seating.
The natural rattan cane panels add breathable texture and warmth, while the rich teak grain brings organic character to modern kitchens, coastal interiors, and Hamptons-style homes alike. Complete with a comfortable curved backrest and sturdy armrests for everyday relaxed dining or entertaining.
Key Features
- Solid teak wood frame with visible dovetail joinery
- Hand-woven rattan cane seat and backrest
- Curved ergonomic backrest with armrests
- Angled A-frame legs with footrest bar
- Handcrafted by artisan workshops in Bali, Indonesia
Perfect For
- Kitchen islands & breakfast bars
- Home bars & entertaining spaces
- Coastal, Hamptons, or organic modern interiors
- Counter-height or bar-height dining
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Verified reviews from our Bali workshop customers:
Kolser-Antonio Collon 08 Feb, 2024
FAQ – Teak Wood Chairs
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Yes, natural teak may slightly deepen or lighten depending on light exposure and environment. This is a normal and beautiful part of solid wood aging.
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Yes, this chair is crafted from high-quality solid teak wood. Teak is known for its strength, durability, and beautiful natural grain.
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Teak can be used outdoors, especially in covered areas. Over time, untreated teak may develop a natural silver-gray patina if exposed to sun and weather. For long-lasting appearance, we recommend covered outdoor placement.
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Teak is a natural material, and every piece has unique grain patterns, tone variations, and natural markings. These differences are part of the wood’s character and make each chair one of a kind.