Materials
Discover the natural materials behind our rattan collections from core rattan types to woven fibers, hardwood accents, and outdoor-ready alternatives.
WHAT IS RATTAN
Nature's Material for Sustainable Living
Rattan is valued not only for how it looks, but also for how it performs as a furniture material. Its solid yet flexible structure allows it to be shaped into elegant curves, woven into detailed patterns, and used across many product applications.
This makes rattan a strong choice for buyers who want natural-material products with design flexibility. From indoor furniture to decorative accessories, rattan brings a warm, handcrafted feel that supports both aesthetic and commercial needs.
RATTAN TYPES
Every Rattan Type Has Its Purpose
From sturdy frame materials to refined weaving fibers, these rattan types support a wide range of furniture, décor, lighting, and custom product needs.
Rattan Manau
Rattan Manau is one of the most valued rattan types for furniture frames because of its strong structure, solid cane profile, and smooth natural surface. Its durability makes it suitable for pieces that require reliable support, such as lounge chairs, dining chairs, sofas, daybeds, and other structural furniture components. Manau is a strong choice when the product needs to balance natural beauty with dependable construction. Its warm tone and clean appearance also make it suitable for premium indoor collections, hospitality furniture, and commercial spaces that want a handcrafted yet refined rattan look.
Simple Maintenance for Natural Longevity
Every rattan piece carries natural texture and handcrafted detail that deserves thoughtful care. Simple cleaning, careful placement, and moisture control can help preserve its look and comfort for years of use.
Dust Gently
Use a soft cloth, feather duster, or soft-bristle brush to remove dust from woven surfaces, joints, and curved details. Regular light cleaning helps keep the natural texture looking fresh without damaging the fibers.
Clean with Mild Products
For deeper cleaning, use a lightly damp cloth with mild soap when needed, then dry the surface thoroughly. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or rough tools that may weaken or damage the rattan fibers.
Keep It Dry
Rattan performs best when kept away from excessive moisture. Wipe spills immediately and avoid leaving rattan furniture in damp conditions for long periods to help protect its structure and natural finish.
Use in Protected Spaces
Natural rattan is best suited for indoor or covered outdoor areas. If used outdoors, limit exposure to heavy rain, direct sunlight, and harsh weather, and store or cover the product during extended non-use.
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