Wim Rietveld Pyramid dining chairs Ahrend de Cirkel The Netherlands 1960

Set of four “Pyramid” dining chairs designed by Wim Rietveld for Ahrend de Cirkel, The Netherlands, 1960. A true icon of Dutch modernist design, combining industrial innovation with clean architectural lines. The chairs feature beautifully shaped teak plywood seats and backrests mounted on black lacquered steel pyramid frames, creating the instantly recognizable silhouette that gave the model its name. Wim Rietveld, son of Gerrit Rietveld, designed the series with a strong focus on functionality, efficient construction, and visual lightness, resulting in one of the most influential post-war Dutch chair designs. These examples remain in original condition with a warm patina to the teak and attractive wear consistent with age and use, adding character while preserving their authentic appearance. The chairs are stackable, making them highly practical as dining or occasional seating. Marked underneath the seats with the original production date stamp. A timeless and collectible set that fits effortlessly in both modernist and contemporary interiors.