Name: APL01 Rattan Dining Lounge Chair with Low Profile Latex Cushion
Brand: Ed Tuttle

The Rattan Edition of the Dining Lounge Chair APL01 reflects the enduring appreciation for natural materials, lightness of form, and quiet elegance that define the work of Ed Tuttle. Handmade in Indonesia by master rattan artisans, this interpretation honors a centuries-old craft tradition while preserving the refined proportions and architectural clarity of Tuttle’s original design. Each frame is shaped from solid rattan and secured with traditional rawhide bindings, a time honored technique that tightens as it cures, creating strong and resilient structural joints. Finished in a rich Black Tobacco Bamboo or Classic Maduro Bamboo, the chair balances natural texture with architectural restraint, expressing Tuttle’s philosophy of timeless simplicity and effortless comfort.

Two seat cushion options are available.
Standard fabric options are available. COM is available.
Low Profile Latex Cushion: 0.65 meters or 3/4 yard of COM fabric.
Luxe Latex Cushion: 0.75 meters or 1 yard of COM fabric

DETAILS
Handmade in Indonesia by highly skilled rattan artisans.
Frame crafted from solid natural rattan, prized for its exceptional strength, flexibility, and light weight.
Structural joints are secured with traditional hand-wrapped rawhide bindings that tighten naturally as they cure.
Finished in a hand-applied Black Tobacco and Classic Maduro Bamboo that highlights the natural texture of the rattan.
Designed for indoor residential and hospitality environments

APL01 Rattan Dining Lounge Chair with Low Profile Latex Cushion

Brand

Ed Tuttle

Collection

Designer

Ed Tuttle

Few Designers have shaped the soul of modern hospitality like Ed Tuttle. Born in Seattle in 1945, Tuttle studied architecture and interior design across several institutions in the Pacific Northwest during the 1960s. His path began not in academia, but in practice – under Eleanor Forbes at the storied Gump’s department store in San Francisco, where he created bespoke interiors for prominent clients such as Donald Pritzker, president of Hyatt Hotels. There, he developed a taste for precision, proportion, and the quietly sumptuous. All hallmarks of his later work.