Baxton Studio Sullivan Rattan Dining Chair Set
Best bohemian-inspired seating for those seeking airy, comfortable dining room style.
These chairs strike a rare balance between breezy, bohemian aesthetics and structural durability. The open-weave rattan design keeps a room feeling light and airy, though you sacrifice the support of a solid backrest for that breezy, sculptural silhouette.
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Who it's for
- Designers seeking versatile, natural textures for eclectic home interiors
- Entertainers needing flexible seating that rearranges effortlessly
- Eco-conscious shoppers prioritizing sustainable, renewable furniture materials
Who should skip it
- Outdoor diners needing weather-resistant furniture for uncovered patios
- Hosts planning long, leisurely dinner parties requiring plush comfort
- Owners of delicate clothing prone to snagging on natural fibers
Performance breakdown
Aesthetic Appeal
Natural rattan and bamboo-like detailing create a standout bohemian focal point.
Assembly Convenience
Ships fully assembled, eliminating the frustration of complex furniture construction.
Seating Comfort
Plush fabric cushions provide necessary support for extended dinner conversations.
Structural Integrity
Mahogany wood frame offers a sturdy foundation beneath the decorative rattan.
Spatial Versatility
Openwork design prevents visual clutter, making it ideal for smaller dining areas.
Maintenance Ease
Intricate rattan weave requires occasional dusting to maintain its pristine appearance.
Key Specs
Material
Fabric Polyester 100%, Mahogany Wood, Natural Rattan, Foam, Sapwood
Color
White, Natural Brown
Overall Dimensions
38.60" High x 18.50" Wide x 22.80" Deep
Seating Area Dimensions
17.90" Wide x 17.10" Deep x 18.70" High
Legs
12.60" High
Back Height
21.30" High
Assembly Required
No
Set includes two (2) dining chairs
Seat Height
18.7 inches
Overall Height
38.6 inches
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