Lately, everything’s going au naturel — tailoring has softened, silhouettes have loosened, and furniture that once felt stark and austere now leans into organic movement and asymmetry. Enter rattan, a material that surged in popularity by 2022, peaked in 2023, and, despite a brief lull, remains a staple — because, frankly, it always has been.
Woven, bent, and sculpted into furniture since the 1800s, rattan is more fixture, less trend. And in truth, what could be a better match for the current modern boho revival? Picture it: You, draped in wispy Isabel Marant lace, wide-sleeved Chloé blouse, barefoot on a rattan accent chair — an absolute vision.
The material works in endless ways: A rattan pendant light? Of course. A bar cart, a placemat, a bench? Naturally. And, somewhat unexpectedly, QVC happens to be a goldmine for rattan in every iteration — well-priced, well-made, and far more whimsical than most.
So while we’re all revamping our wardrobes to reinstate the boho styles we definitely purged too soon, at least resort-style rattan is one place we can save — if you know where to look. Fortunately, now you do.
Ahead, nine rattan home accessories to invest in now.
Price: $575
Add a leafy palm, and suddenly, you’re anywhere but the suburbs. This rattan accent chair strikes the perfect balance — gracefully curved yet bold in proportion. Large enough to command attention in a lonely corner, yet airy enough to replace a traditional armchair for a more relaxed, effortless look.
Price: $85
The woven fibers of this rattan table lamp create an optical illusion — light seemingly floating through its frame, adding a modern touch to this storied material. Despite its breezy appearance, the interior is reinforced with powder-coated iron, making it far more durable than it looks (a plus if you have a curious pet). Also available in off-white and black for different moods.
Price: $252
Room dividers are having a moment — whether or not you actually need to divide a space (we love them for adding dimension to an overlooked corner). But for all the possibilities, most designs feel repetitive. This one, with its cascading scalloped silhouette, is a welcome departure — a little playful, a little dramatic, and entirely unexpected.
Price: $24
The right placemat does more than protect your table — it sets the tone. This Martha Stewart-designed basket-weave style adds just the right touch of texture, working just as well for casual breakfasts as it does for more polished tablescapes. Bonus: it's indoor-outdoor friendly, and cleanup is as simple as a wipe-down with a damp cloth.
Price: $218
Mahogany and rattan make an unbeatable duo, and this nightstand is proof. With a storage drawer for essentials and an open bottom shelf that practically begs for bookstacks, its perfect for sleep spaces that value calm over clutter.
Price: $212
No need to convince your houseguest to pull up a stool — not when they look this good. This mid-century-inspired design pairs sleek metal accents with a curved backrest that doubles as armrests, all perched above a built-in footrest. Functional, stylish, and at just around $200, a welcome surprise.
Price: $211.66
Few pieces of furniture earn their keep like an ottoman — seat, table, footrest, all in one. This one hits the sweet spot: petite enough to slip into awkward spaces, substantial enough to support a tray of books and tea on a slow Sunday morning.
Price: $69.99
Set the mood — cabana style. A woven pendant light is an instant shortcut to the laid-back boho aesthetic of the moment, bringing texture and warmth to any space. Hang it solo over a dining table or in a trio above a kitchen island. Reviewers call it “exquisite.”
Price: $217
Just what the warm-weather host needs: a rattan bar cart. The intricately woven lower shelf keeps bottles neatly corralled, while the top provides ample space for serveware and bar tools. The result? A little Miami Beach, circa 1960 — elevated, functional, and effortlessly cool.
Rattan belongs outside just as much as in. Shop our selection of rattan outdoor furniture for easy breezy elegance.
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