The pattern is the reason to look twice at this one. Rather than a single flat colour, the rattan is woven in a herringbone: blue strands crossing natural ones in alternating diagonals, so the shade carries a visible geometric rhythm rather than just a tint. Up close it reads as a textile; from across a room it settles into a soft two-tone blue.
Two blues are offered, and they behave differently. Light blue keeps the natural strands dominant and stays close to a neutral shade, which suits a pale coastal room. Dark blue lets the colour take over, so the herringbone reads with much higher contrast and the fixture becomes a focal point rather than a texture. Both are hand-woven, so the pattern drifts slightly around the shade rather than repeating perfectly.
Sizes are 40, 50 and 60 cm, each in a hardwired or plug-in version, so it works in a rented flat as easily as in a fixed installation. Rattan pendants like this one fit almost anywhere, which is their appeal; hang it over a table, in a hallway, or above a kitchen island. Bulb not included; a warm white LED holds the blue. Indoor use only. Dust with a dry soft brush.
Material: hand-woven rattan, blue and natural herringbone weave
