All The Creative Ways You Can Use Cane Accessories In Your Home

I’m just going to say it: Light and airy cane is the new "It Girl" of home decorating. Back with flair from the '80s and '90s, it’s popping up everywhere. And we’re not just talking furniture, but cane accessories, too. So, if you’re in love like we are, keep scrolling because we’ve got some simple ways you can use this warm, textured material in your own space. If you’re not quite there yet, keep scrolling anyway; we’ll convince you with these gorgeous designs.

For Cynthia Moreno, the West Hollywood-based creative behind Hot Pink Pineapples, cane means warmth and texture without bulk or heaviness. “The natural fibers really pop with light colors, specifically pastels,” Cyn tells HGTV.com. A trip to Byron Bay, Australia last year inspired her blush dining room, which plays host to Joybird’s Florence Sideboard. “[Natural fibers against neutral colors] creates this modern island vibe that’s light, subtle and clean," she says.

West Hollywood-based designer Joe Lucas layered a variety of natural textures and materials into his 2020 Palm Beach Kips Bay Showhouse patio. With a stone dining table by Serena and Lily, cane tableware (peep that pitcher!) and green rattan chairs (“I spotted the green chairs from about 100 yards away at a fair in the south of France and made a beeline for them,” says Joe), this space is total vacation vibes.

Clean and crisp is what home enthusiast Jenna McAvoy keeps in mind while decorating her airy apartment in Philadelphia. Her bedroom, which boasts shades of white and beige, is the perfect neutral backdrop for Zin Home’s Sydney Woven cane bed. “Cane brings an earthy, natural texture into my otherwise minimal space,” says Jenna. She paired her cane statement piece with Pottery Barn’s creamy Alden nightstand, sparkling white bedding and a vase full of super-trendy pampas grass.