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A Man’s Home
Woven Furniture Is Just What Your Place Needs
Natural rattan makes a soft-spoken statement
It’s rustic yet refined. It's natural and yet able to be woven into patterns both delicate and durable. We're talking about rattan—an old school material that's suddenly feeling very fresh. Lightweight and naturally bug-resistant, it's surprising strong, which is why it's been used in baskets for centuries. It's got a bohemian quality that brings some of the outside indoors and allows you to add some sculptural texture to familiar pieces in your home.
It can be woven in all sorts of patterns, from lightweight cane designs to more chunky styles. But it's clear that this isn't your grandparents' old wicker. Able to be bent and curved, rattan takes on many wonderful sinuous forms. From accent chairs and storage pieces to consoles and coffee tables, designers and interior brands are utilizing the material in new ways to take advantage of its adaptability. Turns out, the woven material shows interesting shadows when used in a lamp shade and that its natural opacity makes for an ideal way to stash speakers and other tech gear in a media cabinet. It might not be the first thing you gravitate towards when shopping for your place, but let us make the case for introducing some woven furniture into your interiors.
![West Elm Woven table lamp](https://valetmag.com/gr/daily/living/interiors/woven_rattan_furniture_080724/west-elm-woven-table-lamp.jpg)
Woven table lamp,
$249 / $199.20 by West Elm
![Herman Miller Nelson cane bench](https://valetmag.com/gr/daily/living/interiors/woven_rattan_furniture_080724/herman-miller-nelson-cane-bench.jpg)
This mid-century icon utilizes richly textured cane surrounded by a wood frame for a sleek bench that works as a coffee table, too.
Nelson cane bench,$1,995 / $1,596 by Herman Miller
![Article Rattan and wood cabinet](https://valetmag.com/gr/daily/living/interiors/woven_rattan_furniture_080724/article-rattan-wood-cabinet.jpg)
Rattan and wood cabinet,
$699 by Article
![Crate & Barrel Rattan accent chair](https://valetmag.com/gr/daily/living/interiors/woven_rattan_furniture_080724/crate-barrel-rattan-accent-chair.jpg)
Rattan accent chair,
$699 by Crate & Barrel
![Jayson Home Lacquered rattan coffee table](https://valetmag.com/gr/daily/living/interiors/woven_rattan_furniture_080724/jayson-home-lacquered-rattan-coffee-table.jpg)
Lacquered rattan coffee table,
$2,595 / $1,195 by Jayson Home
![IKEA Woven rattan cabinet](https://valetmag.com/gr/daily/living/interiors/woven_rattan_furniture_080724/ikea-woven-rattan-cabinet.jpg)
Woven rattan cabinet,
$349 by IKEA
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![AllModern Ehren sideboard](https://valetmag.com/gr/daily/living/interiors/woven_rattan_furniture_080724/allmodern-ehren-sideboard.jpg)
The woven rattan doors on this Parsons-style sideboard allow it to double as a media cabinet to hide tech gear and speakers without blocking any sound.
Ehren sideboard,$529 / $499 by AllModern
![Casafield Woven basket ottoman](https://valetmag.com/gr/daily/living/interiors/woven_rattan_furniture_080724/casafield-woven-basket-ottoman.jpg)
This spacious basket can be used as an ottoman, a side table or even a planter for a potted tree.
Woven basket ottoman,
$59.99 by Casafield
![Safavieh Home Lacquered rattan console](https://valetmag.com/gr/daily/living/interiors/woven_rattan_furniture_080724/safavieh-home-lacquered-rattan-console.jpg)
Lacquered rattan console,
$245 by Safavieh Home
![Perilla Concrete and rattan lamp](https://valetmag.com/gr/daily/living/interiors/woven_rattan_furniture_080724/perilla-concrete-rattan-lamp.jpg)
Concrete and rattan lamp,
$500 / $400 by Perilla
![Rattan illustration](https://valetmag.com/gr/daily/living/interiors/woven_rattan_furniture_080724/rattan-illustration.png)
What is it?
Rattan is the name for roughly 600 species of Old World climbing palms. They grow naturally in the closed-canopy old-growth tropical forests of Southeast Asia. Interestingly, almost all rattan products still come from wild-harvested plants.