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Rattan mirrors are ideal when you’re after earthy, coastal, or boho style in your home. As well as adding style and texture to a variety of spaces, the natural durability of rattan (a type of vine) means it can stand the test of time. And the versatility of wicker – a type of weave that you’ll find made from both natural and synthetic fibres – means there are plenty of designs to suit different homes and budgets.
So if you’re looking to open up your space, bring in more light or simply add a decorative piece to your walls, we’ve found the best wicker and rattan mirrors on the market based on features including the shape, size, materials and, where relevant, customer reviews.
2025’s top rattan mirrors
- Cora Round Rattan Mirror, $249.99, Temple & Webster (here’s why)
- Tide Rattan Wave Mirror, from $149.95, Pillow Talk (here’s why)
- Cooper & Co Cove full length rattan arch mirror, from $503.10 (usually $559), Myer (here’s why)
The best rattan style mirrors
01
Cora Round Rattan Mirror
$249.99 at Temple & Webster
Best for: Coastal style
Perfect for any Hamptons or coastal styled homes, this rattan-style mirror is a statement piece. The intricate columns in the wicker frame create an alluring slice pattern that will look fantastic when mounted in front of a textured or patterned wall.
It’s also proved popular, with a 4.9-star rating from over 140 customers on Temple & Webster.
“Looks great, good sturdy quality,” one customer shared in a 5-star review. “Best value and quality for money,” another customer said, adding that it “looks more expensive than [the] cost.”
Size: 90.5cm H x 90.5cm W x 2.5cm D
Materials: Wicker, steel
Key features:
- Mounted with fixture attachment
- 2 years warranty
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
02
Tivoli Rattan Round Mirror
from $149.95 at Pillow Talk
Best for: Sleek design
Add character to your home with a touch of tropical charm. This natural beauty is versatile which makes it the perfect accent piece to open up your space and add an organic element into styling.
“Beautiful and a great size for above my dresser. Adds just the right amount of rattan to my bedroom,” one customer shared in a 5-star review on Pillow Talk, where it has a 4.9-star average from the handful of customers who have rated it.
Size: Diameter 70cm
Materials: Rattan and glass
Key features:
- Natural rattan fibre
- Stylish circle design
- Weighs 4.5kg
- 30 day change-of-mind returns
03
Cooper & Co Cove full length rattan arch mirror
from $503.10 (usually $559) at Myer
Best for: Making a statement
This hand-crafted rattan mirror is an ideal statement piece, measuring 180cm tall by 99cm wide. Its design means you can choose whether you lean it against a wall for a more relaxed style, or hang it for a more elevated look.
“I LOVE our new mirror! Incredibly solid and well made…looks gorgeous and fits into our decor perfectly. We have extremely high ceilings in our lounge room so decided to hang it on the wall just above our high skirting boards and everyone comments on how good it looks,” one customer shared in a 5-star review via Google, where it had 5-stars from all the customers who had reviewed it when we checked.
Size: 180cm H x 99cm W x 4.5cm D
Materials: Natural rattan, glass, MDF-backing
Key features:
- Hand-crafted, full length rattan mirror
- Versatile arched design
- Can be hung up or leaned
Also available at:
- $503.10 (usually $549) from Amazon
04
Moon mirror
from $41.99 (usually $69.99) at Mocka
Best for: Whimsical style
With a crescent moon shape, this rattan mirror makes it easy to bring light, texture and a unique shape to your space.
“Love the moon mirror, feels good quality and looks great on the wall,” one customer said in a 5-star review on the Mocka website, where the few customers who have reviewed it all gave it top ratings.
Size: 53cm from top to bottom of the crescent, glass mirror measures 49cm H x 31cm W
Materials: Natural rattan, glass, MDF-backing
Key features:
- Made from natural rattan wicker
- Unique, moon-shaped design
- Easy to maintain – just wipe with a dry cloth
05
Tide Rattan Wave Mirror
from $49.95 at Pillow Talk
Best for: Wavy mirror design
The unique style of wave mirrors have made them a popular choice for many people, and this one combines the curvy style with natural rattan for a classy, organic feel. It also comes in two sizes, meaning you could get one or both to add light and style to your space.
“Such a beautiful addition to our entryway, the two mirrors look amazing together,” one customer shared in a 5-star review on the Pillow Talk website, where it has a 4.4-star average from over 39 customers.
“Beautiful mirror, different to your usual designs. Great quality and gives a natural look to the area its placed,” another customer shared.
Size: Medium (pictured) – 46cm L x 54cm H x 2.5cm D; Small – 35cm L x 61cm H x 2.5cm D
Materials: Natural rattan, glass, MDF-backing
Key features:
- Made from natural rattan
- Unique wave design
- Easy to maintain – just wipe with a dry cloth
06
Maine & Crawford 80cm rectangular rattan mirror
from $222.30 at Big W
Best for: Geometric patterns
This rattan mirror has a rectangular shape with a classic pattern in the frame that’s bound to add a chic touch to any space. The white colour also means it can add a bright statement to dark walls, or be a more subtle element on light ones.
Size: 80cm H x 50cm W x 1cm D
Materials: Rattan, mirror
Key features:
- Rectangular mirror with a classic rattan design
- White painted rattan
- Frame can be lit to create textural shadows on the wall
Also available at:
- $222.30 from Kogan
- $222.30 from MyDeal (limited stock)
What is rattan?
Rattan is a climbing palm that can be found in Australia, Asia and Africa – the name is used for over 600 species. Before being harvested, the palm stems vary from 1-2 inches wide and can be as long as 500 feet. They are cut and dried under the sun before being shipped to furniture manufacturers who transform it into various pieces found in the home.
How is rattan used?
There are many ways to use rattan in furniture. Some examples are mirrors, chairs, lamps, tables, baskets, sporting goods and birdcages. Rattan is actually so popular that it’s sometimes used to describe a style of furniture, even if it’s make from synthetic material. But true rattan is similar to wood, cane or bamboo in its texture and feel.
What is the difference between rattan and wicker?
Rattan refers to the natural material used to make furniture and other items, while wicker is a type of weave. So you can have wicker furniture that’s made from natural materials, including rattan, or from synthetic materials such as plastic – which can be more durable outside. We’ve included a mix of natural rattan and wicker mirrors here – with details of the materials each one is made of – so you can choose one that suits your style.
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