A Rattan Armchair in Real Life: Love It or Leave It
The rattan armchair was bought, by consensus, as a reading chair. It sits by the window, catches the light beautifully in photos, and has been sat in for actual reading…
The Rattan Nightstand That Earned Its Place at Home
The rattan nightstand sat in the group chat for about three weeks as a maybe, which in our world means somebody had already added it to a basket and was…
The Rattan Coffee Table Nobody Talks About Enough
Nearly everyone here will tell you the rattan coffee table is the most underrated thing we own, the one that gets no attention in any conversation about the living room…
The Rattan Patio Chair We Keep Buying for Friends
Almost everyone on this team has bought this chair as a gift at least once, and almost everyone will tell you it’s the correct move. There’s one holdout who thinks…
The Rattan Patio Table That Looked Better Online
There is a running joke in this group chat that has outlived three house moves, one breakup, and at least two different rattan tables, and it is this: someone always…
Where We Landed on a Rattan Outdoor Dining Set
Whoever leaves the cushions out when rain is forecast has still, to this day, never once apologized for it, and at this point we’ve stopped expecting them to. The forecast…
The Rattan Outdoor Sofa We Overthought
We spent about six weeks on this decision, which for a sofa is a genuinely unhinged amount of time, and now half of us think that research paid off while…
The Rattan Pendant Light That Survived the Kids and the Dog
Opinion on rattan pendants around here has done a full lap over the years. When we first started buying them the whole site was suspicious, mostly because everyone had a…
The Day We Finally Replaced the Rattan Dining Chair
It was a guest who said it, not one of us, which is honestly the only reason anyone in the office listened. She sat down at the table, shifted twice,…
The Rattan Egg Chair We Wish We Had Measured For
The delivery driver said it before any of us did, standing in the doorway with the box on a trolley going “you know that’s not actually going to fit through…