Rattan & Natural

Rattan and natural decor anchors a room with the kind of texture no synthetic material can replicate. These pieces carry the weight of slow craft—woven by artisans who understand how organic fibres soften light and age with intention. Pair a rattan mirror above an entryway console table to establish warmth the moment someone steps inside, or position woven lighting 30 to 36 inches above a dining surface to cast shadows that shift throughout the day.

The collection extends beyond rattan to include abaca, jute, water hyacinth, and seagrass—each with its own tensile quality and finish. A hand-knotted jute rug grounds open-plan spaces without competing for attention, while woven pendant shades in natural fibre diffuse overhead lighting in bedrooms and breakfast nooks. These materials pair well with honed marble countertops, unfilled travertine side tables, and blackened steel hardware, creating balance between the industrial and the organic.

Placement and Scale

Natural furniture works in both compact and expansive interiors. A rattan lounge chair fits comfortably in a reading corner measuring just six by eight feet, while a woven daybed commands attention in a sunroom stretching twelve feet wide. In open living areas, anchor seating arrangements with a low-profile rattan coffee table no more than 18 inches high, allowing sightlines to remain unobstructed. Layer in wool bouclé cushions or cashmere throws to soften edges and introduce warmth that complements the raw beauty of these handcrafted materials.