Grace Teak Wood Lounge Chair with Basket-Weave Rattan Seat
✔ Free shipping within the USA
✔ Handcrafted in Bali by skilled artisans
✔ Estimated delivery: 14–18 weeks
A striking mid-century-inspired lounge chair, handcrafted from solid teak wood and finished with a hand-woven basket-weave rattan seat and backrest. The angular, splayed-leg silhouette gives this piece a sculptural, gallery-worthy presence, while the low-slung seat and gently reclined back invite you to sit back and relax.
The tight basket-weave rattan pattern adds rich texture and warmth against the smooth teak frame, striking the perfect balance between refined craftsmanship and organic, natural materials. A statement piece for a reading nook, living room corner, or bedroom lounge.
Key Features
- Solid teak wood frame
- Hand-woven basket-weave rattan seat and backrest
- Angular, splayed-leg mid-century silhouette
- Low-profile lounge seat height for relaxed sitting
- Handcrafted by artisan workshops in Bali, Indonesia
Perfect For
- Living rooms & reading nooks
- Bedroom lounge corners
- Studies & home offices
- Coastal, mid-century modern, or organic interiors
Details
- Materials: Solid teak wood, natural woven rattan
- Origin: Handmade in Bali by local artisan workshops
- Care: Wipe with a dry cloth; avoid prolonged direct sunlight and moisture
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$380.00
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.