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The Best Woven Homeware From £14
Woven accessories are currently a popular trend in home decor, offering a simple method to introduce warmth and texture into various living spaces. This guide presents a curated selection of woven homeware items, ranging from furniture to decorative pieces, all designed to enhance the aesthetic appeal and functionality of a home. The collection highlights the versatility of woven materials, showcasing how they can be integrated into different aspects of interior design.
Featured items include the Nariño Woven Placemats from The Colombia Collective, priced at £55, which provide a natural and artisanal touch to dining settings. For storage solutions, the Straw Basket from H&M;, available for £49.99, offers a practical yet stylish option. Seating arrangements can be updated with the Taino Chair from OKA, priced at £275, or the more budget-friendly Farrah Woven Chair from Garden Trading, on sale for £180 from an original price of £300, both of which incorporate woven elements for comfort and style. The Kioto Oak & Woven Braided Stool from La Redoute Interieurs, costing £125, provides additional seating or a decorative accent.
Decorative elements are also well-represented, with options such as the Chui Mirror from Pooky for £180, and the Mimi Scalloped Mirror from Hastshilp priced at £410, both featuring intricate woven frames. Bowls and trays, perfect for displaying items or serving, include the Conchita Woven Bowl from The Colombia Collective for £65, the Chevron Circular Woven Tray from Birdie Fortescue at £52, the Wavy Bowl from Hastshilp for £170, and the Palmito Fruity Woven Bowl from The Colombia Collective, reduced to £26 from £38. The Woven Cabana Tray from Zara, now £19.99 from £69.99, and the Scalloped Basket from Zara, starting at £15.99, offer affordable and chic additions.
Lighting fixtures incorporate woven designs with the Woven Rattan Shade from Cox & Cox, priced at £250, the Anar Rattan Lampshade from Hastshilp for £190, and the Woven Seagrass Table Lamp from Graham & Green, available for £84 from £120. For displaying plants, the Agnes Flower Stand from Ferm Living, costing £331.93, presents a unique woven structure. Dining essentials are further augmented by the Natural Looped Sisal Placemats from Gone Rural, priced at £25, and the Woven Seagrass Placemat from The White Company, now £14 from £20.
Larger furniture pieces also embrace the woven trend, such as the Faro Woven Bench from The White Company for £325, and the Super King Rattan Headboard from Birdie Fortescue at £800, providing significant statements in a bedroom or living area. The Amina Side Table Or Laundry Basket from Hastshilp, priced at £390, offers a dual-purpose item, combining functionality with an aesthetic woven design. The Seema Raffia Lampshade from Birdie Fortescue, available for £62.50, adds a touch of woven texture to light fittings. Lastly, the Lidded Storage Basket from H&M; for £49.99 offers a practical storage solution with a woven finish.
Each product has been carefully selected to demonstrate the breadth of styles and applications for woven homeware, providing inspiration for integrating these textured pieces into various home decor schemes. The items range in price, making the woven trend accessible across different budgets, and include everything from small decorative accents to larger furniture items, all contributing to a cohesive and inviting home environment.
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