There’s no better time than the onset of monsoons to make our argument for rattan. It’s easy, breezy, and layered beautifully with textiles. It may not be entirely waterproof but with a little care, they can go a long way. Minimal, modern rustic, there’s a rattan piece for every mood! Transcending seasons, and not just […]
There’s no better time than the onset of monsoons to make our argument for rattan. It’s easy, breezy, and layered beautifully with textiles. It may not be entirely waterproof but with a little care, they can go a long way. Minimal, modern rustic, there’s a rattan piece for every mood! Transcending seasons, and not just limited to the outdoors, our list of rattan picks will have you spoilt for choice.
With a carefully crafted cane mat backrest and the textural fluidity of rattan, this accent chair from Dtale Decor is an easy way to add a touch of sophistication to your indoors.
This table nails the no-makeup look and is left raw to reveal its natural beauty. Harbouring a matte-finished wooden top in rectangular shape, the Nav Bunai Nesting table lets you enjoy both convenience and style for your outdoors and indoors.
For a more polished aesthetic, this cabinet from Freedom Tree is natural and has a hand-woven wicker bar unit that embodies the beauty and refinement of Indian craftsmanship.
Experience the perfect blend of style and comfort with the Summer Garden rattan bed by Gulmohar Lane, handcrafted in solid wood. Taking cues from a French county manor, reflect your rich inner world in this bed of dreams.
This handcrafted console is a design classic that’s striking to view from every angle. European white ash wood and white ash pre-veneered IS 303 grade plywood will impress anyone for years to come.
If you’re looking for a statement piece to tie up the look and decor of your living room or bedroom, this beautifully handcrafted Tangali bench from Phantom Hands will more than deliver. It’s versatile design and natural appeal can add perfection to any room in your home, especially when the rains drench you to the core!
Making a big comeback in recent years in the teak antique raw wood finish is the Bucket Cane chair from Nivasa. It’s a blend of classic and contemporary coming together in the form of a chair. The chair is a part of the Le Reformage collection, available at the Nivasa store.
Made with canned seating and a wooden central section, adding the AASAN bench in your bedroom or hallway is a showpiece to be proud of! It brings natural texture and warmth in any home.
Inspired by timelessness, the beauty of the IDA WOVEN drawer dresser lies in the organic details. West Elm India has intricately crafted across a solid sustainably sourced wood and a natural cane dresser for that balanced demeanour.
Introducing the Louis coffee table and its stunning cane work design! This natural and timeless piece effortlessly enhances any living room. The intricate weave cane work is the perfect focal point that beautifully combines noble wood grain and exquisite details.
Be captivated by a centrepiece that commands attention — a cane and wood chest by Temple Town. Adorned with a vintage mirror, its reflection dances with the surrounding light, adding a touch of enchantment to the space.
Plant person or not, you know a touch of green adds warmth as well as character into any space. ELLE DECOR India brings together a wide range of options with nature-inspired prints. Indulge in the serenity of pastels and the opulence of deep, verdant greens with our Moss Mania curation of furnishing fabrics. Let the […]
Are you a design adventurer who wants to make an eclectic statement? Elevate your home furnishings with ELLE DECOR India’s handpicked neo-nomadic prints. Effervescent and dynamic, these textiles are quintessentially Bohemian paired with a luxe finesse. Choose from some of these avant-garde designs and bring exuberance home. Produced by Apeksha Rao
A display of design covetables so fine, you may demand an encore. Behold our picks for the festive season that dress to impress. These dazzling creations pull out all the stops — and the compliments! Produced by Apeksha Rao
