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collections | Aug 3, 2021 |
Ride the wave of woven wood with these 8 airy essentials

Open weaves like cane, raffia and rattan may have reached peak popularity in the 1970s (peacock chairs, anyone?), but the pliable plant-based materials offer modern design lovers a dash of dimension without the bulk of solid wood. Fortunately, some of our favorite brands have rediscovered these airy furnishings in time for high summer. Whether you’re outfitting your patio for al fresco entertaining or seeking a touch of organic charm for your living room, here are eight woven wood pieces that will make a breezy addition to any space.

Ride the wave of woven wood with these 8 airy essentials
The Isla coffee table from Made GoodsCourtesy of Made Goods

ISLA COFFEE TABLE — MADE GOODS

Crafted from tightly woven, peeled rattan, the Isla coffee table from Made Goods is reinforced by a box-stretcher frame and features a semi-enclosed lower shelf for added storage.

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Ride the wave of woven wood with these 8 airy essentials
Universal Furniture’s Saybrook dining chairCourtesy of Universal Furniture

SAYBROOK DINING CHAIR — UNIVERSAL FURNITURE

Sleek enough for your dining room but sturdy enough for your patio, the Saybrook chair by Universal Furniture has an intricately woven wicker bucket seat that’s available in more than 30 showstopping colorways.

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Ride the wave of woven wood with these 8 airy essentials
The Kai pendant by Mitchell Gold + Bob WilliamsCourtesy of Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams

KAI PENDANT — MITCHELL GOLD + BOB WILLIAMS

Constructed of aurog, a flexible rattan-like vine, the oval-shaped Kai pendant light by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams supplies a dash of graphic drama thanks to its fissured, reed-woven design.

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Ride the wave of woven wood with these 8 airy essentials
The Livingston lounge chair from Ngala Trading Co.Courtesy of Ngala Trading Co.

LIVINGSTON LOUNGE CHAIR — NGALA TRADING CO.

A contemporary club chair with a vintage twist, the Livingston lounge chair by Ngala Trading Co. boasts a solid walnut frame inset with woven, open-mesh cane made from peeled and untreated rattan.

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Ride the wave of woven wood with these 8 airy essentials
The Gretel lounge chair by Made GoodsCourtesy of Made Goods

GRETEL LOUNGE CHAIR — MADE GOODS

Inspired by the rattan peacock chairs of the ’70s, the Gretel lounger flaunts a tall, handwoven fanback that’s as cozy as it is charming.

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Ride the wave of woven wood with these 8 airy essentials
Universal Furniture’s Del Mar dining chairCourtesy of Universal Furniture

DEL MAR DINING CHAIR — UNIVERSAL FURNITURE

Long lines and serpentine angles make this weather-resistant wicker chair an inviting place to unwind at the end of a long day—and its smoky gray finish soothingly complements the open weave.

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Ride the wave of woven wood with these 8 airy essentials
The Willa chandelier from Mitchell Gold + Bob WilliamsCourtesy of Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams

WILLA CHANDELIER — MITCHELL GOLD + BOB WILLIAMS

With bold kinetic lines worthy of Alexander Calder, the Willa chandelier is handwoven using traditional artisanal techniques, and is composed of all-natural rattan.

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Ride the wave of woven wood with these 8 airy essentials
Fiorenza coffee table by Made Goods Courtesy of Made Goods

FIORENZA COFFEE TABLE — MADE GOODS

This coffee table’s caned top allows light to filter through, while its rounded corners, rectangular cutouts, and natural raffia linen covering soften a sleek, geometric frame.

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Products featured in this article have been sourced from BOH’s Collections vertical, a showcase of the latest debuts from some of the industry’s leading brands.

Homepage photo: The Kai pendant from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams | Courtesy of Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams

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