
Bamboo and rattan hexagonal side table with woven top
History
This hexagonal side table represents the mid-century fascination with Asian-inspired design and natural materials. Bamboo and rattan furniture became particularly popular in Western homes during the 1960s and 1970s, reflecting a broader interest in tropical and exotic aesthetics. The scorched bamboo finish and woven rattan top are characteristic of this era's craftsmanship. These pieces appeal to collectors of mid-century modern furniture, tropical or tiki-style decor enthusiasts, and those seeking sustainable, natural materials in their interiors. The compact hexagonal form makes it versatile as a plant stand, side table, or accent piece, and its handcrafted quality resonates with buyers who appreciate artisanal furniture from this distinctive design period.
Origin
Southeast Asia or United States
Time period
circa 1960–1970