Using rattan furniture has many advantages that can be taken, apart from beautiful shapes and models, the overall weight is light, making it easy to move around. In addition, rattan material is also strong enough so that it can be used for a long time.
Contents
Brief info about Rattan
Rattan is a plant that has a stem with a diameter of between 2-5 centimeters, has a long stem that is not hollow inside, protected by long, hard and sharp thorns. Rattan plants thrive in various areas such as on the islands of Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan, Sulawesi and Nusa Tenggara.
With this abundant supply, Indonesia is the main supplier of rattan crafts in the world, with an amount of around 70%. Because of its strength and flexibility, rattan is also widely used as raw material for furniture such as tables, chairs, bookshelves, sideboards, cupboards and many more. This is because of the advantages it has, namely light, strong, flexible or elastic so that it is easily formed into various models. Another advantage is the price of rattan furniture is more affordable, cheaper than furniture made of wood.
One that many rattan furniture fans are looking for is a rattan table. A rattan table has many uses and can be used and placed either as an interior, indoors or outdoors. For this reason, the following will inform you of some unique and interesting designs of rattan tables that can be design inspiration at home or in a villa:
Example of Rattan Table
1. Modern Minimalist Rattan Dining Table
ballarddesigns.com
The use of a rattan table in a minimalist dining room is suitable for using a modern minimalist rattan dining table design. This theme, which is currently popular, does feature a small design but still feels spacious and functional. A rattan table with a neutral light brown color can be combined and blends with a room with clean white walls. The shape of this rattan table is elongated in size with the addition of glass on top which looks even more beautiful, making the dining room fresher and fresher.
2. Vintage Rattan Dining Table
If you want a more vintage atmosphere with a classic touch, you can use a vintage rattan dining table that looks like an old design style, giving the impression of an old style that is so thick. The vintage style still has many fans, making it feel like the old days, including other properties that also support such as complementary cushion motifs including seat cushions that are selected to match.
3. Traditional Style Dining Table
If you want to highlight a thick traditional style, with firm woven lines, you can use a traditional style dining table. In addition to the dining table with a rustic feel, it is equipped with rota chairs with long and slender wooden legs that are traditional. The color chosen is the original color of brown rattan combined with white padding, creating a natural, warm impression with a thick traditional touch, perfect for filling interior home designs with natural and natural nuances.
4. Dining Table with Ethnic Design
The appearance of this dining table with an ethnic design is truly unique, with a design complexity that creates its own charm, the choice of dark brown color is complemented by a chair with a high seat. The table, which uses a combination of rattan and glass on its surface, is perfect for filling a home design with an exotic ethnic style.
5. Mid Century Style Rattan Dining Table
A rattan dining table in a mid-century style with a bold design, made from lighter colored materials, but still gives a beautiful impression, combined with cream chair cushions. The mid-century style itself is an interior design style that emerged in the mid-1940s to the 1970s. The use of neutral colors is very dominant in the furniture that is characteristic of this mid-century style design.
6. Minimalist Rattan Dining Table Design
Rattan tables can also be made and displayed in a minimalist style, looking simple with optimal function. Furniture in neutral to light brown colors can be chosen for this minimalist yet beautiful theme. In line with the minimalist style, there are also other designs, namely Bohemian and Scandinavian.
