1960s Bamboo & Metal Chair atributed to Colette Gueden Bathroom A timeless expression of form

A timeless expression of form and function

the re-edition stays true to Bawa’s form while maintaining distinct elements for each variation—the turned crossbars differ slightly between the cane and upholstered versions

The sofa seat was designed on the basis of a standard size 1960s Sri Lankan mattress and a timber framed hardboard backrest was added to it

A sensual statement piece

The natural texture of the raw silk acts as a refined diffuser

1960s Bamboo & Metal Chair atributed to Colette Gueden Bathroom A timeless expression of formFrance, 1960s. A beautiful example of French mid century garden furniture, these bamboo and metal chairs from the 1960s is attributed to designer Colette Gueden. The sculptural frames, crafted in blackened metal, are paired with finely worked bamboo seats and backs that curve with a light, graphic rhythm. Both functional and decorative, the chairs carry the playful elegance characteristic of Guedens work, bringing a refined yet relaxed charm to indoor