Rattan Is Back, and It's Gone Resort-Style — Here’s the Surprising Spot to Score the Breeziest Pieces of the Year
All roads lead back to rattan — and I found furniture that delivers it with 2025-approved good looks for a steal from QVC


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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Formerly covering fashion at L’Officiel USA, style maven Julia Demer brings her love of design to Livingetc’s world of interiors. As the title’s New York-based Style Editor, Julia's work reflects a sharp eye for detail and an innate passion for aesthetics. Her journey began with a strong foundation in design, honing her craft at renowned establishments like The Row and even establishing her own eponymous fashion brand. Julia’s design background is evident in the way she thoughtfully curates shopping edits, always maintaining a focus on emerging trends while preserving timeless sensibilities. For Julia, fashion and interiors go hand in hand, reflecting her lifelong commitment to perfecting the art of style.
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