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From large statement pieces to subtle touches, here's how to bring rattan into your home

Rattan furniture is having something of a revival at the moment and we are not complaining. The rattan wood style (yes rattan is an actual plant) has been one of the top Pinned interiors trends of 2018 so far – and has an incredible ability to represent both a summery feeling and a nostalgic, comforting aesthetic.

Designers Amy Brandhorst and Athina Bluff from Topology Interiors have curated a selection of rattan items that are sure to suit any need. From large statement furniture to small subtle details, here is how to bring the trend into your home now.

Image courtesy of Yeshen Venema, featuring the Lunas Floor Lamp and Penumbra Sideboard from Byron & Gomez. The 'B35' Chair is by Marcel Breuer, sourced by antiques dealer Foster & Gane (it's since been sold).

Looking like it belongs at Milan Design Week, this showstopper rattan floor lamp is a real statement piece with shape that nods subtly to modernist design.

Lamp, £2,460, Byron & Gomez

Add a playful mood to your space with this upside-down umbrella pendant.

Lampshade, £1,850, Celerie Kemble at Arteriors

Both practical and sophisticated, this chest will add a relaxed summery feel to any bedroom.

Rattan can be colourful too. Take this mirror for example, the red hues of which are very on trend for 2018.

Paolo Moschino is inventive with rattan through the unusual bucket shape and cord of this light.

Wall lamp, £790, Paolo Moschino

This side table is inspired by a classic colonial style that was popular in the Victorian period. Place it beside your sofa and it’s guaranteed to add instant opulence.

Table, £200, Out There Interiors

A bed fit for a queen. This beautiful Kinsella bed is at the top of our wish list.

The clever design of this pendant marries rattan with geometric pattern – a very on-trend pairing.

This chair has a weightless look as it allows light to travel through, meaning it’s perfect for smaller living spaces.

Chair, £245, Out There Interiors

Hide unsightly life clutter in this simple yet stylish rattan basket from La Redoute. Think towels, laundry, hair styling equipment and so on. It’s sure to beautify whatever you want to store away.

Liven up your table décor with these simple and understated rattan table mats from the Conran Shop. The perfect addition to your spring/summer table décor. Team up with crisp white plates and metallic cutlery for an instant designer look.

Table mat, £8, The Conran Shop

If you’re looking to incorporate some rattan into your home in a less obvious way, this sideboard from Maisons Du Monde is the perfect addition to your indoor or outdoor living décor.

Sideboard, £999.50, Maisons Du Monde

This year it’s all about bringing the indoors out. There’s a strong focus on making your exterior as great as your interior, so Made’s black and grey outdoor rattan furniture would be a fantastic addition to any outdoor space.

Garden dining set, £999, Made

This stunning rattan hanging chair from Maisons Du Monde would suit any style of room and interior preference. From maximalist, to eclectic or boho, it’s the ideal seating arrangement on a summers day, cocktail in hand.

Hanging chair, £536.50, Maisons Du Monde

It’s said that every room should have at least one element of black in it. So why not opt for something like this black rattan pendant lamp that’s sure to add an instant focal point into your room? By drawing the eye upwards, you’ll trick the eye into thinking the ceilings’ are taller too.

Lampshade, £89, Ella James at Not on the High Street