Rattan & resort textiles

Bring the coast inside.

Hand-woven rattan furniture, washed linen table settings and glazed ceramics, curated from a weatherboard studio at Palm Beach. Built for the house you actually live in.

Shop the collection

Hand-woven, small runs. Every piece checked before it ships.

A sunlit coastal living room with a woven rattan armchair beside linen curtains

The Whale Beach Chair

Hand-woven natural rattan on a solid frame. Checked, packed and shipped from Palm Beach.

Hand-woven rattan

Natural fibre over solid frames. No resin wicker, ever.

Stone-washed linen

Pre-softened, undyed and OEKO-TEX certified. Gets better with every wash.

Checked before it ships

Every piece inspected at the Palm Beach studio, not the port.

Ships Australia-wide

Furniture freighted, textiles and ceramics posted — anywhere in the country.

The collection

Furniture and finishing, this season

Small runs, chosen one piece at a time. When a weave sells through, we don't reorder the same one twice.

Rattan

The Whale Beach Armchair

$649

Hand-woven natural rattan over a kiln-dried frame. The chair the whole shop is built around.

Rattan

The Bilgola Woven Daybed styled on a covered verandah

The Bilgola Daybed

$1,290

Wide enough for two, woven tight enough for a decade of Sunday afternoons.

Rattan

The Palm Beach Pendant

$249

Hand-woven shade, warm honey light. The first thing people ask about at dinner.

Linen

The Avalon Table Runner

$79

Stone-washed European linen in sand. Softer with every trip through the wash.

Linen

The Newport Napkin Set

$59

Set of six, raffia-edged. Everyday linen that still shows up for a long table.

Linen

The Whale Beach Cushion

$69

Ocean-stripe linen, feather insert. The finishing touch on every chair we sell.

Ceramic

The Bungan Serving Bowl

$95

Hand-thrown stoneware, reactive sand glaze. No two fire the same.

Ceramic

The Careel Bay Terracotta Vase styled with dried native grasses

The Careel Bay Vase

$89

Unglazed terracotta, thrown tall. Holds native grasses or nothing at all.

Close detail of hand-woven rattan showing the weave pattern — Detail — the open weave on the Whale Beach Armchair

Our craft

Four materials, chosen on purpose

Everything we stock earns its place through the same three checks: it's made from a real natural material, it's finished by hand, and it still looks right after five summers on a verandah.

Rattan: Sustainably harvested and hand-woven over kiln-dried frames — never resin wicker, never a mould.
Linen: Stone-washed European flax, undyed where it can be. Softens and lightens with every wash.
Ceramic: Hand-thrown stoneware and terracotta from a small Central Coast studio. Reactive glazes, no two alike.
Raffia: Woven trims and edging on napkins and lampshades — the detail that says handmade, not homeware-aisle.

Nothing here is printed to look woven. If it can't be made by hand at the scale we sell it, we don't stock it.

The story

Ten years of styling other people's holiday houses

Ayla Renner spent a decade styling rental and holiday houses up and down the Northern Beaches — the kind of work where every cushion and chair has to survive sea air, sandy feet and a fortnight of guests who don't own the place. Clients kept asking the same question after every job: where did that chair come from?

In 2023 she stopped sourcing one house at a time and started curating properly — a small container of hand-woven rattan from a family workshop she'd used for years, a linen mill willing to wash-soften before it shipped, a Central Coast potter whose glazes never came out the same twice. Palm Beach Home is that list, open to everyone.

"I wasn't trying to build a shop. I was trying to stop re-explaining where the good chair came from."

The studio is still a converted garage two streets back from the beach. Every order is packed there, by hand, by someone who can tell you which weave it came from.

Ayla Renner Founder, Palm Beach Home

A weatherboard studio at Palm Beach with rattan furniture staged for photography — The Palm Beach studio, two streets back from the water

Living with it

Coastal materials, looked after properly

Natural fibre and hand-thrown glaze aren't fussy — they just want a bit less humidity and a bit more shade than you'd think.

Rattan

Keep it under cover from direct rain. Wipe with a barely-damp cloth, never soak. A light coat of furniture oil once a year keeps the weave supple through winter.

Linen

Cold wash, line dry out of direct sun. Skip the tumble dryer — linen softens through wear, not heat. Iron warm and slightly damp if you want it crisp for a table.

Ceramic

Hand wash the glazed pieces; unglazed terracotta is happiest dry, wiped clean, never submerged. Both are food-safe and both are one of one.

The standing offer: send a chair back to the studio, ever, and we'll re-tension the weave for the cost of freight. We built this to be repaired, not replaced.

In their homes

Quietly, from people who bought one chair and came back for the daybed

Bought the Whale Beach chair for the front porch, ended up back on the site three weeks later for the daybed. The weave is genuinely tighter than anything I'd seen in a showroom.

Freya Nolan — Avalon, NSW

The linen runner has been washed weekly all summer and looks better now than the day it arrived. My last one from a big homewares chain pilled after a month.

Marcus Webb — Mona Vale, NSW

Ordered the pendant light not expecting much and it's the first thing every guest asks about. Packed properly too — nothing chipped in transit, which is rare for anything this size.

Sian Coates — Bronte, NSW

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