Rattan Hun

Same curve, a different rhythm
Shaped through natural rattan weaving, where pattern becomes part of the form

Part of the Wickerscape Collection, created in collaboration with Maria Group.

C lounge chair - a continuous curve, crafted by hand.

The Lounge Chair in natural closed rattan cane, designed for double-sided lounging and defined by its sinuous silhouette. Part of the Wickerscape Collection, created in collaboration with Maria Group

A piece of Wickerscape, making its way to Venice.

We’re proud to be part of Homo Faber 2026: An Island of Light, together with Maria Group, to meet fellow makers and celebrate craftsmanship from around the world.

Two expressions of the same organic form.

Handwoven in natural and black rattan, the INTERWOVEN MIRROR brings together fluid lines, sculptural texture, and artisanal craftsmanship, each finish creating a distinct presence within the space.

Made by hand, each piece is naturally unique.
Photography by: Walid Rashid | Interiors Photographer

INTERWOVEN SCULPTURAL FLOOR LAMP 01

This one-of-a-kind sculptural piece is handcrafted from natural rattan, bringing an organic sense of movement and elegance into any space.

Its elongated, asymmetrical form blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design, while the intricate weaving highlights the natural beauty and lightness of rattan.

Handwoven in rattan, the Interwoven Mirrors bring texture, movement, and a sculptural presence to the space.

Natural or black, each piece is shaped by hand and made to stand apart.

Introducing The Interwoven Collection, designed and executed by Dima Stephan.

A collection shaped by the dialogue between hand and material, where rattan moves beyond traditional weaving into sculptural, contemporary forms.

Each piece explores craftsmanship through texture, movement, and instinct, bringing together structure and fluidity in a distinctly handmade expression.

A simple cylinder, interrupted by instinct.
This side table explores the moment when structure gives way to instinct. As the weaving grows, my hands begin a dialogue with the rattan gently pushing, pulling, and shaping it beyond its expected form. A simple cylindrical volume is interrupted by a subtle gesture, revealing that even within repetition, there is room for spontaneity.
Part of the Interwoven Collection, this piece celebrates the conversation between craftsmanship, material, and the human hand.