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Rattan Wall Decor & Wall Art - Boho Baskets

Rattan wall decor and rattan wall art, mostly in sets of 3 to 12 woven pieces for gallery walls. Some sets name only rattan, others mix rattan with bamboo, banana or seagrass, and most listings give the size of every piece.

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How to choose

  • Set size: JI RAT is a set of 3, NIT CHA NAN a set of 4, KAN SI NE a set of 5, CHA YUN a set of 7 and TEE WIT a set of 9.
  • Wall size: TEE WIT spans 15 to 27 cm (6 to 11 in), KAN SI NE 10 to 30 cm (4 to 12 in) and CHA YUN 10 to 25 cm (4 to 10 in) across.
  • Material: TEE WIT, JI RAT and KAN SI NE are woven from rattan, PU YI SA combines bamboo and rattan, and NIT CHA NAN blends banana and seagrass.
  • Colour: LA LIN is a black and white woven fan, LA LA VAN has a bright multicolour weave, and NIT CHA NAN has neutral tones.
  • Arranging: The TEE WIT listing suggests laying the baskets out before hanging and starting with the larger pieces, and LA LIN has a wrapped handle for easy hanging.

Rattan wall decor sets in mixed sizes

Our rattan wall decor comes mostly as sets of woven plates and baskets in mixed sizes, so one order can fill a wall or be split between rooms. Sets run from three pieces in JI RAT, PU NAT and WAN JAI up to twelve in PON PAT, and the set size appears in most product titles. A few handwoven fans, LA LIN in black and white and LA LA VAN in bright colors, work as a wall hanging or a hand fan. For every style we stock, see our boho and woven wall decor range.

Rattan wall art for a gallery wall

Most listings give the diameter of each piece in cm and inches, from 7 cm (3 in) accents up to 53 cm (21 in), so you can plan the layout before you hang anything. Lay the set out on the floor first, with the bigger plates near the middle and the small ones around the edge, then photograph it and copy the layout onto the wall. WARRADA and NUTWADEE suggest grouping their pieces above a sofa, bed, console or dining table, or spreading them through the house for a coordinated look.

Large rattan wall decor: bigger sets and bigger pieces

For a large rattan wall decor display, the number of pieces does most of the work. TEE WIT, LA VI PA and Kang Wan come as sets of nine, and NA PI DA as a set of eight. In the sets that name rattan, the biggest pieces reach 33 cm (13 in) across in NUTWADEE, NA PI DA and LIN LA DA. The largest single pieces in the collection, 53 cm (21 in), are in PRANLADA and SOPA, whose listings do not name a material. You can also hang two smaller sets together as one wider group.

Rattan wall hangings, wicker wall decor and mixed materials

Not every piece here is rattan, so check the product page if you want rattan only. WARRADA, SARANG, SA LA, KAN SI NE, NA PI DA, JI RAT and WAN JAI are among the sets whose listings name rattan as the only material, while NUTWADEE, LIN LA DA, MA DI SON, PU YI SA and Kang Wan mix rattan with bamboo, seagrass, banana or wicker. NIT CHA NAN is banana and seagrass, NON TI WAT and DA NUCH are listed as bamboo, and many sets do not name a material. For more woven designs, browse our wicker wall decor and woven wall baskets.

How to hang and care for rattan wall hangings

We suggest small nails, screws or picture hangers for most woven wall pieces. Hang the largest piece first and work outward, and see our guide on how to hang a rattan wall hanging for more tips. NUTWADEE lists anchors and nails for hanging, and PRI YA KORN and DA MI KA say the necessary hardware is included, so check the listing before you buy fixings. NUTWADEE's care note says to wipe with a slightly damp cloth, let it dry fully and avoid prolonged direct sunlight, rain and humid conditions, and we suggest the same for every natural fiber piece here.


Frequently Asked Questions

No. Many listings name rattan as the only material, such as WARRADA, SARANG, SA LA and JI RAT, while others such as NUTWADEE and LIN LA DA mix rattan with bamboo, seagrass or banana fiber. NIT CHA NAN is banana and seagrass, NON TI WAT and DA NUCH are listed as bamboo, and many listings do not name a material, so check each product page if you want rattan only.

Sets range from three pieces, in JI RAT, PU NAT and WAN JAI, up to twelve in PON PAT, with many sets of five to nine pieces in between. The set size appears in most product titles, and most listings give the diameter of each design, so you can see how the whole group will fit your wall before you order.

Pieces run from 7 cm (3 in) to 53 cm (21 in) across. For a big wall, look at sets of eight or nine such as NA PI DA, TEE WIT and LA VI PA, or at PRANLADA and SOPA, which include the largest 53 cm (21 in) pieces. Hanging two smaller sets together as one group also fills a wider space.

Only some listings say so. NUTWADEE lists anchors and nails for hanging, and PRI YA KORN and DA MI KA say the necessary hardware is included. For other designs, plan on your own small nails, screws or picture hangers, and check the product page before you order so you have the right fixings ready.

We suggest a dry indoor room. NUTWADEE's care note advises avoiding prolonged direct sunlight, rain and humid conditions, and we suggest the same for every natural fiber piece here, so an outdoor wall or a steamy bathroom is not a good fit. For cleaning, NUTWADEE's listing says to wipe with a slightly damp cloth and let it dry fully, and PRI YA KORN's says to wipe with a soft cloth.