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Humans have been making bamboo furniture for thousands of years (since the ancient Egyptians bent reeds into chairs and chests, in fact), which begs the question: What can be added to a millennia-old design conversation?
Lots, as it happens. The technology of weaving elastic plants and synthetic fibers has since been adopted all over the world. It’s now more associated with the perfect porch articles—think rattan lounge chairs with striped cushions and an adjoining dining table filled with flasks full of flowers and snacks. But style remains an internal pillar as well. “We love how it can be used across a variety of styles from contemporary to traditional and everywhere in between,” says Margaret Naif, director of interior design firm M Naif. “It’s a timeless and classic essential.”
Here, we’ve rounded up some of our most favorite sculptural shapes on au natural Material to add some intrigue to the inside and outside. Of course, you can always stick to the old classics too. says Jou-Yie Chou, director of interior design firm Post Inc. “Until then, it will serve as a nice shoebox in our mud room.”
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