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Looking to bring a natural, relaxed look to your home? Look no further! With our range of rattan furniture, you'll be able to find the perfect tropical piece for your space. No matter what the situation we're sure we'll have some rattan furniture for you! Browse our full collection below.
Known for its versatility and natural beauty, rattan furniture has amazed both the amateur interior designer and the professionals for decades. Great for both outdoor and indoor use, rattan furniture has become especially popular in Australia for its weather resistant qualities. It also pairs incredibly well with other natural looking materials such as elm and oak. Rattan furniture can come in all different styles and types so lets cover the some of the most common pieces.
Rattan bedheads fit the same purpose as any other bedhead, yet they bring an incredibly relaxed, rustic feeling to any bedroom. They exude a Bali Beach house ambience and can really bring out the rustic feel in your bedroom.
Bar carts are not only elegant, but they are a great piece to have when you're entertaining friends on a winters night. Now construct the cart from rattan? Well you have the perfect mix of sophistication and rustic.
A good bed is truly the key to a good sleep and with a rattan bed, you instantly make your sleeping environment more relaxed. Combine this with other rattan pieces in your bedroom to complete the coastal look.
Speaking of good bedroom pieces to combine, the rattan bedside table is a perfect pairing for rattan beds. Rattan bedside tables themselves can come in a vast array or different styles, from modern to rustic to this willow style? (We think it's pretty cool).
Practical and straight to the point, a rattan bench is there to serve all your sitting needs! Seriously though, rattan benches are a great addition to any space, especially when combined with other rattan pieces. Think occasional chair, long style.
When thinking about a buffet for your home, definitely consider a rattan one. These are great for storage in a kitchen or dining room, often housing your cutlery or crockery. Pairing with a dining table or even rattan dining chairs is also a great choice.
Rattan cabinets are amazing for keeping with your coastal or rustic style. They often have beautiful woven facades, showing off your crockery or other prized possessions. They come in all shapes and sizes and we're sure there will be one for you!
Now a good rattan chair is truly something of beauty. Probably the most popular furniture item constructed with rattan, the rattan chair has been popular for decades now. Perfect for both indoor and outdoor use, it's bound to be one of the most versatile furniture pieces in your home.
Chests are usually a centrepiece in either a bedroom or sometimes living area and their rattan variants are no different. In fact, rattan chests can be even more of an important part of your bedroom design than your average chest. Their beautiful natural colouring and laidback feel really brings out the rest of the room, keeping your sleeping space nice and relaxed.
Rattan coffee tables have become quite popular these days as a great addition to both indoor and outdoor seating arrangements. Coming in a huge variety of designs, we're sure we will have something for you! From natural to modern to abstract, you'll find your perfect new rattan coffee table in no time.
A rattan console table is basically a narrow table, placed up against a wall. Not to be confused with a side table, console tables usually have a small amount or no storage space, such as drawers, and act as an occasional piece.
Rattan TV units or rattan entertainment units are most commonly used in lounge rooms or living rooms and traditionally would have been used as a TV stand with storage. These days entertainment units can be used all through the house and are often styled in a varied of different ways.
Hall tables are pretty self-explanatory, think the type of table you would throw your car keys on or have a fruit bowl on. Now their rattan brothers and sisters are no different, often constructed with intricate weave designs, their perfect for immediately bringing a warmth and relaxed vibe to anyone who enters your home.
Similar to hall tables in their self-explanatory nature, rattan lamp tables are a great for bedrooms and living areas, especially places which need that extra bit of light or are used at night often. These are also perfect for reading areas to help take the strain off your eyes!
Similar to a console table, a trusty rattan side table is usually used in as an add on to a setting. Think about the table you would have next to your sofa or double as a bedside table. These are the tables you would pop a cup of tea when relaxing to read your book or watch some Netflix.
Not to be confused with a buffet, the rattan sideboard is the shorter cousin. Used to display decor items as well as offering storage, sideboards have become a staple in most homes.
Now last but most definitely not least, the rattan sofa is one of our favourite rattan pieces out there. Embodying the beach house feeling through and through, these sofas are just gorgeous. Perfect for your entertainment and living areas, a rattan sofa is definitely going to be the focal point of the space.
Rattan comes from the stems of the rattan vine which is native to parts of Asia, Southern Africa and South America. Admired for its natural beauty and prized for its versatility, rattans use in furniture construction has skyrocketed in the past few decades. It's also naturally weather-resistant and regenerative, making it a sustainable building material. If you like to know more, we have a blog post dedicated to this you can check out.
These are some quick steps you can follow to cleaning your rattan furniture. If you would like a more in-depth guide, we have you sorted.
Step 1: Start with dusting off your furniture, using either a soft brush or a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment, to remove loose dust and debris. Make sure to be gently around the woven areas and to not damage any loose fibers.
Step 2: In a bucket or large container of your choice, mix warm water with a small amount of mild dish soap or detergent. Avoid the use of harsh chemicals and any abrasive cleaners as these can stain and damage your rattan furniture.
Step 3: Perform a spot test if you're using a cleaning product or solution you haven't used before. Pick a spot on the furniture which isn't usually seen (the under side of a chair) and apply a bit of the cleaning solution to make sure there aren't any unwanted adverse effects.
Step 4: Take your microfiber or soft cloth, dip it in your cleaning solution and begin to wipe down your furniture. Make sure to wring out excess water and pay special attention to any areas with dirt or stains. Be particularly careful around the joints and joins.
Step 5: For intricately crafted pieces and those hard to get areas, use your soft brush or toothbrush (if you have a spare) to gently scrub and remove dirt. Try not to use too much force to avoid damaging or loosening the rattan strands.
Step 6: When you're finished cleaning, make sure to rinse each piece with a soft cloth and clean water to remove any soap residue. It's also very crucial to minimise the amount of moisture left on the furniture so don't go overboard as this can damage the rattan.
Step 7: Wipe down your rattan piece with a microfiber cloth or place it somewhere well-ventilated to air dry. Make sure not to place any wet items such as cushions back on the furniture until it is completely dry to avoid over exposure to moisture.
