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A rattan pendant light is an illuminating lighting fixture that incorporates the use of rattan, a flexible and durable[1] natural material derived from palm plants. Rattan pendant lights have gained popularity in interior design due to the flexibility that allows intricate designs as well as the warm and inviting ambiance suitable for diverse spaces and styles. Notably, designers in the 20th century were drawn to the allure of rattan, which can combine with both metals and wood seamlessly. [2]
Introduction:[edit]
Moreover, rattan furniture, in general, is experiencing a growing interest among consumers, particularly in the prevailing trend where individuals prioritize environmental safety influences in their purchasing decisions.[3]
Rattan pendant lights are adaptable fixtures ideal for various settings, both commercial and residential. They can be used singly or in groups, depending on the space's size. In residential settings, they find their place above kitchen countertops, dining areas, living rooms, or bedrooms. For commercial spaces like hotels or restaurants, these lights can also be strategically placed in lobbies or on porches. With a range of designs and sizes, rattan pendant light offer flexibility to suit diverse interior styles and spatial needs.
Characteristics:[edit]
Flexibility: Rattan is recognized for its remarkable flexibility, establishing it as a superior material for furniture production, unparalleled in comparison to many alternatives [4]. Its exceptional versatility allows for the development of diverse designs, notably those featuring gracefully curved lines [5]. This inherent pliability extends to the creation of an extensive range of designs for rattan pendant lights. Moreover, the material's adaptability facilitates customization through painting, dyeing, or maintaining its natural finish, ensuring alignment with individual preferences.
Lightweight: A notable characteristic of rattan is its lightweight nature [6], facilitating easy movement and storage when not in use.
Durability: The enduring quality [7] of rattan pendant lights emanates from the intrinsic strength and resilience of the rattan material. These lights exhibit robustness, withstanding the rigors of daily wear and tear, both indoors and outdoors. Their ability to endure fluctuating environmental conditions without substantial degradation underscores their remarkable durability.
Warm lighting: The radiance emitted by illuminated rattan pendant lights imparts a welcoming ambiance characterized by a gentle and diffused glow. The intricately woven patterns facilitate the filtration of light, resulting in captivating visual displays that contribute to a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Minimal environmental impact: The cultivation and harvesting of rattan typically entail a minimal environmental footprint [8], characterized by low chemical inputs. This sustainable practice actively promotes biodiversity, aligning with conscientious environmental choices.
Biodegradability: Rattan's innate composition renders it biodegradable [9]. As it reaches the end of its lifecycle, rattan pendant lights can decompose naturally, leaving no lasting environmental impact. This stands in stark contrast to synthetic materials, which take a longer period to break down and contribute to pollution.
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- ^ Rachchh, N. V., Ujeniya, P. A., & Misra, R. K. (2014). Mechanical characterization of rattan fibre polyester composite. Procedia Materials Science, 6, 1396–1404.
- ^ Raycheva, R. (2017). Rattan: the temptation of contemporary design. Innovation in Woodworking Industry and Engineering Design, (1), 53-64.fiber
- ^ Amoah, M., Dadzie, P. K., Bih, F. K., & Wiafe, E. D. (2015). Consumer preferences and purchase intentions for rattan furniture. Wood and Fiber Science, 47(3), 225-239.
- ^ Sastry, C. B. (2001). Rattan in the twenty-first century: an overview. UNASYLVA-FAO-, 3-6.
- ^ Jamaludin, M., Firdaus, B. A. T., & Subkiman, A. (2018). The influence of Scandinavian furniture design on the development of modern rattan furniture in Indonesia. Journal of Arts and Humanities, 7(3), 19–26.
- ^ Raycheva, R. (2017). Rattan: the temptation of contemporary design. Innovation in Woodworking Industry and Engineering Design, (1), 53–64.
- ^ Rachchh, N. V., Ujeniya, P. A., & Misra, R. K. (2014). Mechanical characterization of rattan fibre polyester composite. Procedia Materials Science, 6, 1396–1404.
- ^ Yüksel, E. (2016). ECOLOGICAL MATERIALS IN FURNITURE DESIGN. Mugla Journal of Science and Technology, 2(2), 125–130.
- ^ Sofiana, Y., & Fajarwati, A. A. (2018, November). Environmentally friendly material characteristics are applied to interiors and furniture. In 3rd International Conference on Creative Media, Design and Technology (REKA 2018) (pp. 235-237). Atlantis Press.