Rattan Headboards
Give your home a touch of the Caribbean with the flavor of rattan in your decorative scheme. Rattan headboards will make your bedroom look like you live in the Florida keys, enjoying life in the Caribbean sun without a care in the world, which is the best way to be relaxed before going to bed. Take a look at this extensive collection of Rattan headboards.
Traditionally Curved Braided Wicker Rattan Headboard
$286.99 $349
Traditionally Curved Braided Wicker Rattan Headboard
Bay Isle Home™
$286.99 $349
This traditionally curved wicker and wood headboard have braided rattan in white or honey for an airy neutral nuance. The panel stands 46” tall and 39” wide with 20” tall legs that make the bottom of the frame sit 18” from the floor. It can mount to twin, full, queen, or king beds.
Designer Advice:
Wicker rattan headboards can also come in a range of colors. Many styles stick with a neutral natural finish, but some beds come with a painted woven headboard. And rattan bed frames can be made from different genuine or faux materials. They classify as rattan beds when they have a braided or woven structure, which means individual strands are laid over each other.
Freestanding Open Curved Peacock Rattan Headboard
$325.77 $369.99
Freestanding Open Curved Peacock Rattan Headboard
Wholesale Interiors
$325.77 $369.99
This whimsical natural wood and rattan headboard offers the unique geometric shape of nine 1.6” wide peacock feathers mounted on two wicker-wrapped 23.6” tall legs. The headboard is 36.2” h and 72” w without the legs and a 60” total height.
Designer Advice:
Tall rattan beds can also be a decorative open shape rather than a full solid headboard. A simple natural material woven around a frame-shaped into an object can create a powerful yet mild room design. You can find various headboard shapes, from animal-inspired peacocks to shells, and in multiple colors. These frames can be left natural or painted.
Tropical Neutral Wood and Rattan Headboard
$309.99 $479.99
Tropical Neutral Wood and Rattan Headboard
Sand & Stable™
$309.99 $479.99
This 54” tall (adjustable height) by 62” wide headboard has tropical woven banana leaves wrapped over a mahogany wood frame. You can use the neutral breezy style to add a soft, coastal vibe tying together a versatile range of furniture.
Designer Advice:
Some rattan bed frames only have a headboard for a minimalistic look. And the woven plant leaf construction lends a beachy coastal atmosphere in a baked neutral brown shade. The bed pairs fabulously with stained white wood furniture, distressed natural finishes, worn metal frames, or a mixed material combo. A cozy printed rug underneath and fluffy pillows with a colorful bedspread finish the look.
Geometric Cabana Inspired Rattan Headboard
$234 $332
Geometric Cabana Inspired Rattan Headboard
Birch Lane™
$234 $332
This natural rattan headboard uses vertical and horizontal striations to create unique geometric sections that inspire a tropical cabana feel. The 47.24” h by 55.9” l by 2” deep bed-mounted full or queen rattan frame rests on 10.23” h legs.
Designer Advice:
Rattan beds don’t always have to have a braided material overlay construction. This headboard demonstrates how to use single strands of wood sticks to create a relaxed look. To create a fun, unique aesthetic, position these sticks vertically - up and down - or horizontally - longways. The thick frame surround adds a rustic country vibe to a tropical cabana setting.
Low Profile Coastal Rattan Headboard and Footboard
Low Profile Coastal Rattan Headboard and Footboard
This wicker rattan headboard and matching low-profile footboard are available in queen, California, or standard king. Woven banana leaves in a peanut brown color and a 67” W by 55” H headboard, and an 88” length wood frame support a 10” mattress on 2” wide by 2” tall legs.
Designer Advice:
A rattan headboard queen is one of the most popular looks for natural airy furniture that adds a coastal, beachy, or tropical feel. Most rattan headboards have a minimalistic, understated visual with a standard bed shape. And some rattan beds only have a headboard, but you can also find traditional bed sets with a headboard and footboard, like this casual woven frame.
Buying Guide
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If you are considering buying yourself a new piece of furniture, you're probably asking, is rattan furniture durable? The good news is that rattan furniture is not just durable but looks great as well.
Rattan furniture is also malleable and serves many purposes. It's sturdy, lightweight, and weather-resistant too. Therefore, it is effortless to maintain and can be cleaned quickly and conveniently.
Rattan is also resistant to UV and doesn't fade away in the sun, and has high resilience to mold. It is also highly flexible and easily woven.
Rattan furniture has been seen as the go-to option for garden and outdoor furniture for over a decade, however off lately, sophisticated and classy indoor furniture is being made using rattan.
Yes! Even though they’re often mistaken for being too lightweight to be reliable, rattan beds are actually extremely sturdy and durable, so you really won’t have to worry about breakages as long as you treat them nicely (just like with most bed frame materials).
Rattan headboards can be secured using a variety of methods; however, there are three common ways to approach the task. The first method is for a freestanding headboard and involves leaning a rattan headboard against the wall and lining it up with the bed, then pushing the bed frame against the wall so the headboard is secured snugly.
The second method requires marking the headboard where it meets the brackets and bed frame, drilling holes for the screws, and fastening them for a secure and sturdy fit. The third method is called the Tie Method and involves using auto-locking ties to attach the rattan headboard to the bed frame.
