Rattan isn't a passing trend — it's one of the few natural materials with sustained coverage as a fixture of boho decor rather than a single-season look. These are the seven pieces in our collection that are genuinely, verifiably rattan — not a single mixed-material frame among them.
A living room with one rattan piece can feel accidental. A living room that commits to the material — even with just one confident mirror — reads intentional. Here are seven ways to do that, from a $29.98 starting point to a $109.99 statement piece.
The seven picks
Round Rattan Mirror — Woven Wood Bead Frame, 15"
Rattan + wood beads · 15in · Round
The tight rattan weave adds texture without visual weight — the easiest starting point if this is your first rattan piece.
Rectangle Rattan Mirror — Woven Frame, 30 x 20"
Rattan · 30x20in · Rectangle
The rectangular frame reads calmer than a round piece, which makes it easy to pair with existing wall art nearby.
Geometric Rattan Mirror — 10-Sided Frame, 30"
Rattan · 30in · 10-sided
It has the strongest review volume in the whole collection, the clearest signal we have that it holds up over time.
Octagon Rattan Mirror — Layered Weave, 24"
Rattan · 24in · Octagon
The layered weave catches light differently depending on the angle, which reads more expensive than the price tag.
Arched Rattan Mirror for the Entryway, 20 x 30"
Rattan · 20x30in · Arched
It's the priciest piece in the collection, but the confirmed rattan build and the size earn it for a true focal wall.
Oval Rattan Mirror — 100% Handwoven Rattan, 20 x 30"
100% rattan · 20x30in · Oval
It's the one listing in the collection that states “100% handcrafted natural rattan” outright — no ambiguity on material.
Sunburst Rattan Mirror, 22"
Rattan · 22in · Sunburst
Fewer reviews than the rest of the collection, but the highest rating of the eight and steady recent sales.
How to pick one, not seven
Start with where the mirror needs to work hardest: an entryway wants the arched piece, a console table wants the rectangle, and a plain wall with nothing else on it can carry the geometric or sunburst shapes on their own. If you're not sure, the round 15in piece is the lowest-risk starting point — it's the smallest, the least expensive, and the easiest to move if you change your mind about placement.