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Rattan Pendant Lights
Rattan is a naturally growing vine like species that is native to tropical regions of Australia, Asia, and Africa. They have been a part of interior home design for ages. Usually seen as a vacation home furniture, rattan has made its way into the home in a different form: lighting. These lighting pieces are surprisingly versatile, working in traditional, modern, and bohemian rooms. They provide an easy way to add texture and architectural interest to any space.
We welcome you to shop high quality wicker rattan pendant lights at Zest Lighting - buy online in the comforts of your own home and experience a new and easy way to shop for designer glass pendant lights. We deliver Australia wide including Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane - if you have any questions, please don' hesitate to contact us.
RATTAN VS WICKER VS CANE
Rattan, wicker, and cane are often used interchangeably, but they each have distinct characteristics. Rattan and cane come from the rattan plant, with cane being the thinner material stripped from it, while wicker is a weaving technique that can incorporate various materials like bamboo, willow, or synthetic fibres.
Incorporating natural elements such as rattan pendant lights into your home offers both aesthetic and functional benefits. These fixtures add warmth, create a soothing ambience, and contribute to sustainability while enhancing your space.
INTRODUCING RATTAN PENDANT LIGHTS INTO YOUR HOME
Rattan lighting isn’t limited to coastal or boho décor. It pairs beautifully with modern, Scandinavian, farmhouse, rustic, and traditional interiors. A woven pendant light adds visual interest with its texture and organic shape. Use rattan hanging lights in dining rooms, living areas, bedrooms, and outdoor patios for a stylish, nature-inspired touch.
Outdoor wicker and rattan pendant lights complement exterior furniture, creating a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces. Whether you install a single fixture or multiple lights for architectural impact, rattan pendants enhance outdoor entertaining and relaxation areas.
HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST RATTAN PENDANT LIGHT
- Purpose: Rattan pendants offer a mix of decorative appeal and practical lighting. Loosely woven designs create ambient lighting, while tighter weaves provide directional task lighting.
- Size: Consider the room’s square footage and ceiling height when selecting a pendant size. Larger spaces accommodate bigger fixtures.
- Positioning: The hanging height affects visual impact—lower placement makes the fixture appear larger, while higher placement minimises its presence.
- Colours: Rattan pendants come in natural tones, as well as black and whitewashed finishes, making them versatile for any décor.
- Brightness: Rattan pendants typically provide complementary lighting rather than primary illumination, so consider layering them with other light sources.
- Maintenance: Dust rattan lights regularly and use a soft cloth with mild soap for deeper cleaning. Rattan ages beautifully over time, adding character to your space.
- Style: Suitable for various interior themes, from rustic and coastal to modern and minimalist.
- Shapes & Sizes: Available in bell, cone, drum, and round shapes, with diameters ranging from 20cm to 100cm, catering to different design preferences.
RATTAN PENDANT LIGHT MANUFACTURING
Rattan pendant lights are handcrafted from sustainable materials, making each piece unique. They are commonly produced in tropical regions like Bali, Vietnam, and the Philippines, where rattan is abundant. These lights are favoured in coastal, rustic, and eco-friendly settings due to their organic appeal and durability.
As an Australian-owned online lighting store based in Sydney, we offer high-quality rattan pendant lights at competitive prices. We ship Australia-wide, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Adelaide.