Rich woven textures and artisan craftsmanship give our wicker pendant lights a warm and expressive presence within relaxed interiors. Featuring statement woven silhouettes and soft light diffusion, this collection is perfect for coastal, Mediterranean, and relaxed organic interiors seeking texture and visual softness.
Rattan is a specific natural material — a durable, flexible palm fiber, and the only material used in our Rattan collection. "Wicker" refers to a weaving technique rather than a material itself, and can be applied to a range of natural fibers, including jute, seagrass, and bamboo — the fibers featured across our Wicker collection. If you're after one consistent material and texture throughout your space, browse Rattan; if you want to mix natural textures across a room, our Wicker collection spans several fibers in one place.
Yes. Lumina's 2-tier drum shape (60cm) suits a lighter dining statement, while Majorca's cone silhouette works well for a coastal or Mediterranean-styled table setting. As a general rule, aim for a pendant diameter half to two-thirds the width of your table — for tables beyond standard dining sizes, a multi-pendant grouping works better than a single oversized piece.
Yes — Kasey's 3-tier drum shape and jute texture are particularly well suited to kitchen islands and open-plan spaces, though any of our standard-size wicker pendants can work in multiples. Hang the bottom of the shade 70-85cm above the countertop. For longer islands, spacing multiple pendants evenly works better than a single large fixture.
Yes, in two ways. For a large-scale single statement, Bora — at 70cm — is built for exactly this: restaurants, hotels, and tall open-plan or double-height rooms. For a residential multi-pendant look, our Lumina & Kasey Bundle is sized specifically for high-ceiling spaces. Explore our High Ceiling Bundle collection for bundles in every configuration
Yes. The Lumina & Kasey Bundle is sized specifically for high-ceiling spaces and works well in a residential setting. For larger-scale or commercial spaces, Bora — at 70cm — is built for exactly this: restaurants, hotels, and tall open-plan or double-height rooms.
Keep your fixture in normal indoor humidity, roughly 40-60% — natural fiber can absorb excess moisture or dry out and lose flexibility outside that range. Seagrass pieces (Majorca, Molokai, Bora) tolerate covered outdoor or patio settings better than jute or bamboo. For cleaning, a soft dry brush or microfiber cloth removes most dust; for a deeper clean, use a barely-damp cloth rather than a wet one, and avoid harsh or ammonia-based cleaners.
Seagrass pieces (Majorca, Molokai, Bora) handle humidity and covered outdoor exposure better than our jute or bamboo options, though none of our wicker fixtures are designed for a fully enclosed, low-airflow bathroom or laundry with constant steam. In a well-ventilated bathroom with good airflow, a seagrass pendant can work well as a feature light.
Our standard wicker pendants are lightweight, well within what a standard ceiling junction box and mounting bracket are rated for. For a multi-pendant bundle like Lumina & Kasey, we'd recommend a licensed electrician confirm your junction box and bracket before installation.
Metal and glass pendants read as sleeker and more architectural, and hold up better in consistently humid rooms since they're not sensitive to moisture. A wicker pendant does the opposite — it diffuses light softly through the weave, casting a dappled shadow pattern a solid fixture can't produce, and adds warmth and texture rather than shine.
Pros: a wider range of natural texture than a single-material collection (jute, seagrass, bamboo all in one place); lightweight and easy to install; diffuses light softly; strong fit for boho, coastal, and artisan-led interiors.
Cons: sensitive to high humidity and sustained UV exposure (seagrass is the most forgiving of the three); not all fibers suit fully exposed outdoor use; natural variation in weave and tone between individual pieces is normal, not a defect.
Pricing varies by material and design, starting from $133 AUD for Illia, our entry-level bamboo pendant. Seagrass and jute pieces—starts from $294 (Majorca), while Kasey and Lumina (jute) start from $353 and $384 respectively, scaling up with cord finish and, for bundles, the number of pendants included. Trade and wholesale pricing is available for interior designers, builders, and hospitality projects ordering in volume — see our Trade Catalogue for tiered discount pricing.
Wicker lighting has moved well past being a passing trend — natural fiber lighting broadly is part of the ongoing shift toward biophilic, organic-modern design, and wicker's range of textures (jute, seagrass, bamboo) gives it more versatility across interior styles than a single-material trend piece.
Compact pendants for lower ceilings.
