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New Rattan

Sold outBathroom setting with a Jarra rattan basket, toilet paper roll, and plant on a shelf.
Jarra Rattan Small Tray - White
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Jarra Rattan Small Tray - Antique Brown
Bathroom with Jarra rattan basket toilet paper holder on a stone shelf.
natural rattan storage boxes stacked on wooden console table in a neutral interior, styled for elegant home organisation
Cullen Rattan Storage Box - Natural Sale priceFrom £65.00
Minto Rattan Ice Bucket - Antique Brown
Natural rattan scalloped storage basket styled on wooden shelving with folded linens and ceramics, decorative shelf storage solution
Woven rattan tray on a light stone surface with a neutral background
Close-up of handwoven white rattan napkin rings paired with a cream linen napkin on a striped tablecloth, showcasing the intricate artisan weave and natural texture.
Set of three antique brown handwoven rattan trays styled on a light stone coffee table in a warm neutral living room with linen textiles and soft natural light.
Rowan Rattan Shelf Baskets Set of 3 - Antique Brown

Collection Guide

New Layers in Natural Rattan

01 The Latest Rattan Arrivals
This edit brings together the newest rattan additions across storage, tabletop and decorative accessories. Each piece is selected to add practical function or a considered finishing layer while retaining the relaxed warmth that makes rattan easy to use throughout the home.
02 Natural Material, Individual Character
Rattan’s tonal movement and woven surface give every design its own character. Small differences in colour and texture are natural, so use the individual product page to confirm the exact finish, dimensions and intended use before choosing.
03 Choosing What Works at Home
Start with the room’s practical need, then choose a shape and scale that answer it without adding clutter. New rattan pieces sit comfortably alongside linen, wood, stoneware and softly finished metals, allowing them to connect with an existing scheme rather than requiring a complete redesign.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about the collection

What is included in the Rattan collection?
The Rattan collection brings together new rattan arrivals selected for calm, considered interiors. Availability can change, so the products currently shown on the collection page are the best guide to what is included.
How do I choose new rattan arrivals?
Start with the intended job and available space, then compare dimensions, shape, capacity and finish. A useful piece should solve a practical need while adding natural texture without making the room feel visually busy.
Which materials and finishes should I consider for new rattan arrivals?
Look at weave density, frame or base construction, colour variation and the product’s stated finish. Rattan is a natural material, so subtle differences in tone and texture are part of its character rather than faults.
How should I style new rattan arrivals?
Use rattan as a warm textural layer alongside linen, wood, stoneware and softly finished metals. Repeating the material once or twice elsewhere in the room creates connection without making every piece match.
Where can I use new rattan arrivals?
These pieces can work across living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, bathrooms and dining spaces where the individual product’s dimensions and care guidance suit the setting. Check whether the design is intended for dry indoor use before placing it in a humid area.
How do I care for new rattan arrivals?
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth or a soft brush and deal with spills promptly. Avoid soaking natural rattan, harsh cleaning products and prolonged damp; always follow the care instructions on the individual product page.
What should I check before buying new rattan arrivals?
Check external dimensions, usable internal capacity where relevant, colour, intended location and any product-specific care notes. Natural variation means the exact tone and weave may differ slightly from photography.