Serena & Lily Sunwashed Riviera Rattan Stool
Inspired by the iconic silhouette of Parisian bistro seating, this counter stool brings refined French elegance into the modern kitchen or dining space. Every frame is bent and shaped by hand from sustainable Manau rattan vine, highlighting rich organic textures and an artisan touch.
The durable handwoven seat and distinctive Sunwashed finish offer classic style and everyday comfort. Built to contract-grade standards, this versatile piece brings timeless coastal and bistro appeal to interior counter seating.
Key Features
| Brand | Serena & Lily |
| Collection | Riviera |
| Product Type | Counter Stool |
| Material | Manau Rattan |
| Width | 45.7 cm |
| Depth | 61 cm |
| Height | 107.3 cm |
| Weight Capacity | 124.7 kg |
| Style | Parisian Bistro |
| Grade | Contract Grade |
| Care Instructions | Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid cleaners and abrasives. |
| Estimated Shipping Weight | 7.5 kg |
Highlights
- Made from Manau — a sustainably sourced, superior rattan vine with a rich, warm color.
- Sustainable rattan frame with a handwoven rattan seat.
- Rattan frame is hand-bent and hand-shaped, creating subtle organic marks on the rattan.
- Features Sunwashed finish for a distinctive look.
- A slight variation in how the colors are woven keeps things interesting.
- Earth colorway features a stained rattan frame.
- Rattan is durable; to protect the woven rattan seat and back, avoid putting undue stress (like standing or kneeling) on the furniture.
- To preserve the beauty of the frame, use indoors.
- Holds up to 275 lbs.
- Contract Grade.
- CH289
Materials & care
Wipe clean regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid the use of harsh cleaners, abrasives, or excessive moisture. To protect the handwoven seat and natural rattan frame, avoid standing or kneeling on the stool, and use indoors only.
Sizing & fit
Overall dimensions measure 45.7 cm W x 61 cm D x 107.3 cm H, designed to comfortably fit standard counter-height surfaces with a weight capacity of up to 124.7 kg.
Frequently asked questions
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