Rattan light

The simplest and most efficient way to care for them is by dusting regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth or feather duster, avoiding harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that might damage the rattan or scratch the pendant light’s surface.

Yes, rattan can be bleached to lighten its shade, but caution is needed since bleach can harm the fibers if misused—always dilute it with water and apply carefully to prevent discoloration or damage to the rattan.

Modern light bulbs typically don’t produce enough heat to set rattan on fire, so these fixtures are generally safe for everyday use.

Rattan lighting complements natural materials like wood, stone, and plants—think of a rattan pendant light in a room with wooden flooring and a stone fireplace, or a rattan floor lamp in a space with a plant-filled corner.

Rattan is durable against humidity and temperature changes, making it ideal for verandas, winter gardens, or sheltered terraces, but like solid wood, it’s sensitive to light and oxidizes, gradually turning a darker blonde shade.

Thanks to their appeal, rattan pendant lights remain very stylish and will continue to be a popular choice for both indoor and outdoor lighting.

PE rattan is top-quality and extremely durable, with many sets offering a 5-7 year guarantee, showcasing its longevity—and with proper care, your rattan furniture could last even longer.