Handwoven fibre is the shortest route to a room that feels like summer. Cane and rattan filter light, rush and rope add a fisherman’s texture, and all of them soften modern lines. Our favourite woven pieces, indoors and out.
Updated October 4, 2026 · 16 pieces · Prices checked October 4, 2026
Lulu and Georgia · $998
Woven seagrass on the seat and back brings natural texture and warmth, while an ash frame with tapered legs keeps the profile sleek. The contrast of soft fiber and clean wood is quietly sculptural, whether used alone or in a pair. It feels at home near open windows, where the sun picks out every strand of the weave.
McGee & Co. · $2,198
Vintage-inspired yet clearly modern, the Alberta pairs a honey oak frame with a back woven in textured seagrass, bringing an organic, sun-dried warmth to a classic structure. The deep seat, upholstered in a cotton-linen performance blend, invites you to settle in. Its mix of materials gives it an easy kinship with coastal rooms.
Interior Icons · $349
Drawing on 1950s campaign furniture, the Chandigarh frames a rattan seat and back within clean wooden lines. The open weave lets light and air pass through, so it adds texture to a room without crowding it, a quality that serves breezy, sunlit interiors well.
Design Within Reach · From $4,999
Poul Kjærholm believed steel could be handled with the same care as wood, and the PK22 from 1956 makes the case beautifully. A lithe steel frame supports a single seat and back in leather or woven wicker. The wicker version brings rich natural texture, ideal for coastal rooms, while leather shows subtle crisscross seaming.
Goodee · $6,240
One of Hans J. Wegner's first designs for Carl Hansen & Søn, the CH25 pairs a solid oak frame with a seat and back hand-woven from paper cord. Each chair takes a craftsman around 10 hours and 1,300 feet of cord, and that patient texture glows in natural light.
Herman Miller · From $3,595
Industrial material, handcrafted: Eoos chose parachute cord for the Crosshatch's open latticework because it is stiff and resists stretching over time. Strung across a wood frame, the cord creates a graphic, airy back that lets light pass through. The classic profile moves easily from office to living room, with a choice of textiles, cord colours and natural woods.
Jenni Kayne · $1,395
Handwoven Danish paper cord stretches across a solid oak frame, joined with mortise and tenon and shaped with angled arms and a gently curved seat. A Belgian Libeco linen cushion adds softness, and the whole chair is meant to gather patina with use.
Outer · $4,250
Outer reinterprets traditional wicker with an open basket weave whose delicate gaps feel modern and light. The flat wicker is Outer's handwoven All-Weather Wicker, set on stainless steel legs that resist rust over an aluminum-magnesium alloy sub-frame. Palisades Cream or Pacific Fog Gray echo the sand and sky beyond a deck.
Lulu and Georgia · $1,698
Wicker gets a crisper outline in the Amado, where modern lines shape handwoven rattan into something tailored rather than rustic. An upholstered cushion softens the seat, while the weave lets light pass through. It brings that easy, porch-at-dusk texture indoors without leaning toward cliché.
McGee & Co. · $2,250
Handwoven by Sharland England from natural rattan stained a warm caramel, the Adeline carries scalloped details that feel gently decorative. The intricate weave adds texture without visual weight. It brings the warmth of a sun-faded cabana into a living room dominated by white linen and pale wood.
Interior Icons · $389
Named for its enveloping, pouch-like shape, this rattan lounge chair wraps the sitter in a high back and cane seat. It is playful without tipping into novelty, and the woven materials keep it light on the eye. In ash, it slips easily into a breezy living room or covered veranda.
Design Within Reach · $23,499
Poul Kjærholm called this 1965 design the Hammock Chair, and the name fits: a sinuous steel frame suspends a handwoven wicker seat with no hardware, only gravity, letting it glide to your preferred angle. A leather head cushion with a stainless steel counterweight completes its weightless line.
Goodee · From $1,415
Created by Hans J. Wegner in 1950, the CH23 is a lesson in restraint. Small cruciform caps are set into the backrest, the double-woven paper cord seat offers lasting comfort, and arched rear legs lend stability to a frame crafted from FSC-certified wood.
Lulu and Georgia · $1,298
Handwoven rattan meets modern lines and a swivel base here, proving how fresh wicker can feel. A disc cushion softens the seat without hiding the weave. Turned toward the view or back toward the room, it lends a sunroom or porch-side living space natural texture and an easy, unhurried mood.
McGee & Co. · $1,376
Slender and tactile, the Moody wraps a stabilizing metal frame in fine natural seagrass rope. The coils create a real sense of movement through texture, almost like rigging on a boat. It brings an easy seaside feel without leaning nautical, and its slim build slips into tight spots beside chairs or beds.
Interior Icons · $299
Mid-century lines and campaign-style influence shape the Chandigarh, which showcases natural wood and rattan in sleek, functional form. Its 1950s design language feels rigorous yet relaxed, an ideal balance for coastal modern rooms. Finishes include walnut, black and ash, and the design extends to armchairs, benches and stools.