Zara Teak & Rattan Bar Stool | S2619
Our most sought-after bar stool, built slowly and without compromise.
Each piece begins with a solid teak frame, shaped and assembled by hand, before being finished with a double-layer twisted rattan seat and backrest. Woven over more than two days, the rattan is designed to flex gently, offering lasting comfort while remaining easy to care for. The result is a piece that feels considered from every angle, both in use and in presence.
With a 65cm seat height, it’s designed specifically for UK kitchen counters and bars. Its natural materials and restrained form allow it to sit comfortably across a range of interiors, bringing warmth and texture without ever feeling overstated.
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