Attribution Signs: This piece resembles the style of the designer/maker listed above. It has no attribution mark
Condition: used
Period: 70's
Height: 76 centimeters
Seat Height: 38 centimeters
Width: 59 centimeters
Depth: 59 centimeters
Object Weight: 14,60 kilograms
Material: wood
Color: light brown
Condition: Good — This vintage/antique item may have some signs of wear such as scratches and other signs of aging.
Defects: Please refer to the detailed photos of the product. For any information, do not hesitate to contact us.
The Crate Chair is a design icon and was designed by the famous Dutch architect and designer Gerrit Rietveld in 1934.
An avant-garde example in the use of simple materials, as it was originally made from recycled wooden crates, a revolutionary concept for its time.
The chair, characterized by a raw and minimal aesthetic, is constructed by assembling rectangular wooden slats simply screwed together. Our armchairs are probably a re-edition from the seventies, with an ash frame and a colorless lacquer finish. This combination of elements emphasizes the fusion between past and present, making the Crate Chair a timeless object that continues to stand out as a symbol of modernist design.
