Why a rattan ceiling light?

Rattan is a natural material that gives a ceiling light texture and character. As the light shines through the woven shade, it creates warm patterns of light and shadow on the walls and ceiling. This gives the lamp more than just a practical function, adding texture and warmth to the room and making the interior feel more inviting.

Rattan, bamboo or rope?

Rattan, bamboo and woven rope may look similar, but each creates a different effect. Rattan has a finer weave, giving it a refined, bohemian look, while bamboo is more open and lighter in colour. Woven rope creates a sturdier, more robust look. The more open the weave, the more pronounced the pattern of light and shadow. With a denser shade, more of the light is directed downwards. If you prefer a soft, filtered glow without a pattern, a fabric shade may be a better choice.

Which interior style does rattan suit?

Rattan works particularly well in bohemian and rural interiors, where natural materials and soft tones take centre stage. It also suits a Japandi interior and works beautifully alongside wood. In the living room, bedroom or on the landing, a rattan ceiling light adds warmth and creates a welcoming atmosphere.

Which bulb do you choose?

Rattan ceiling lights almost always have an E27 lamp holder. Choose a warm white bulb (around 2700K) to complement the natural tones of the rattan and create a cosy atmosphere. As the shade is woven, the bulb is partly visible, making a decorative filament bulb a great choice. The lamp holder type is always listed in the product details.