Arne Jacobsen Charlottenborg Rattan Table - Natural

Features

• The Charlottenborg side table was designed by Arne Jacobsen and is part of the collection, which consists of iconic furniture from Arne Jacobsen, Nanna Ditzel, and Robert Wengler, among others. The Charlottenborg side table is made from Indonesian sustainable rattan. The table is made in the colour natural, which is original and suitable for every occasion. Rattan has a beautiful natural colour that gives warmth and a cozy atmosphere. The side table is hand-made bindings on a frame of rattan woven by skilled wicker workers. Our fine table is fitted with a durable glass top that makes the table a beautiful whole. The table is indeed suitable for use in private homes or conservatories or in cafés and restaurants. You can find more furniture from the ICONS series, which matches the beautiful side table.
• Each chair is handmade using the finest Manau & Tohiti rattan.
• Rattan is strong, lightweight, flexible, and durable. Rattan is a natural climbing plant that grows in the Indonesian rainforest, without disturbing the existing structure and balance in the rainforest.
• Iconic designs to be a decorative piece in almost any décor.
• Sika-Design holds the ISO 14001 certification which is the international standard for Environmental Responsibility.
• The Icons collection features the timeless lines and sculptural artistry of an elite group of legendary European furniture designers.
• Contract-grade piece suitable for commercial and residential use.
• Indoor use only.
• Rattan is durable, lightweight, and flexible. It is a climbing plant sustainably harvested without disturbing the Indonesian rainforest.
• Handcrafted with rattan using a century-old method by bending the rattan into shape.
• Sika Design holds the ISO 14001 certification, which is the international standard for Environmental Responsibility.
• Tempered glass insert.
• During early use, natural rattan may emit a light cracking sound—this is the natural settling of the material and not a sign of damage or structural issues.
• One of the charming qualities of natural rattan is its organic response to use—during early days, you may hear a light cracking sound as the fibres settle. It’s a natural sign of the material’s authenticity and craftsmanship.