Bring a touch of nature into your home with this beautiful natural rattan coffee table in an oval shape. Made from high-quality, eco-friendly materials, this coffee table is both stylish and sustainable.
The oval shape of the table provides a unique and eye-catching look, while the natural rattan material offers a warm and inviting feel. The rattan is handwoven, ensuring each piece is one-of-a-kind and truly unique.
The sturdy, yet lightweight construction of the rattan makes it easy to move the table from room to room as needed, and the compact size makes it perfect for smaller spaces. The table top provides ample space for your drinks, snacks, and other essentials, making it a great addition to any living room, sunroom, or outdoor patio.
In addition to its aesthetic appeal, this natural rattan coffee table is also functional and practical. The surface is easy to clean and maintain, ensuring it will look great for years to come.
Whether you're looking for a coffee table for your living room, sunroom, or outdoor patio, this natural rattan coffee table is a great choice. With its unique oval shape, handwoven rattan material, and eco-friendly design, it's sure to become the centerpiece of your home.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Dimension (inches):
L 39
W 22
H 19.6
Handmade
Material: Natural Rattan,
Execution: Hand made of rattan fiber and natural rattan
Color: Cognac
Purpose: Living room, salon, covered terrace, patio or garden.
Return Policy:14 Days
Why should you buy rattan products?
Rattan contributes to the preservation of forest.
Rattan only grows among other trees in various forests across Africa, Asia, and Australia, which means it helps sustain forests around the world. While deforestation has declined significantly in the last few decades, we still lose about 13 million hectares of forest each year. Rattan also grows in floodplains that remain untapped, which helps to encourage the animal population and support much more.
-Elegant and modern design
-Strong and durable
-Supporting income for the local community in developing countries
