How to Style with Trend-Forward Cane Furniture

Create Contrast

When styling with natural cane, adding dark brown or black accents crafts a crisp, high-contrast look that feels clean and sophisticated. Black-finished metals, dark woods or even bold statement art meet cane’s lightness, for a great sense of visual drama.

Make It Monochromatic

For a pared-back, Scandinavian-inspired look, pair cane pieces with other naturally finished materials, like pale woods or light leathers. Together, these complementary hues craft a light, beautifully simple look while maintaining textural interest.

Pictured: Sage Dining Chair, Lunas Oval Dining Table

Pictured: Caprice Cabinet, Dylan Sofa, Perry Bunching Table, Arnett Chair, Sirius Adjustable Accent Table, Douglas End Table, Diamond Flatweave Rug

Mid-Century Inspiration

Brass accents are a great way to bring a touch of mid-century influence to the room. Here, metal-driven light fixtures and bronze-finished chair legs lend a sense of retro warmth to a cane-and-wood dining table and sideboard combination.

Pictured: Goldie Dining Table, Jolin Dining Chair, Goldie Sideboard, Astrid Chandelier, Horse Gaze by Annie Spratt

Just Add Texture

Cane’s best feature is its beautifully distinctive texture, which, even in small doses, can change or elevate the look of a room. Whether it's a grandly scaled bookcase, a trend-forward home office chair or a petite planter as a fresh accessory, woven cane adds a sense of depth to any space.

Pictured: Alexa Desk Chair, Viv Desk, Higgs Bookcase, Sundara Cane Planter