Rattan lights are one of my favourite ways to bring warmth and texture into a room… especially in coastal interiors where using natural materials is so effective. A rattan ceiling light or rattan light fixture instantly softens a space and adds that relaxed, slightly boho feel I always seem to come back to. We rounded up our favourite rattan wall lights here, but wicker pendant lights, cane lights, and other rattan boho hanging lights deserve their own little moment too — they’re such an easy way to add character overhead.

RATTAN PENDANTS IN OUR ATTIC APARTMENT

In our attic apartment, see photo above, we have four woven pendants in a row in each eaves space and they make such a lovely feature. One of these rattan lights also hangs in the adjacent kitchen area, see photo below. We sell these lovely, natural coloured rattan lights in our Tin Coast Design Shop.

I’ll be honest though… I don’t actually switch pendant lights on very often at home. I’m very much a wall lights and table lamps person in the evenings! However, whether it’s a chunky basket lamp, a simple rattan light shade, or a sculptural wicker chandelier, natural textures add interest even when the lights are off and I still love having them for the warmth and texture they bring to such a large space.

RATTAN PENDANT lightS IN OUR coastal shop

Our Tin Coast Design Shop counter lights were one of our best sellers. They are huge and have a slightly more antique look than some rattan ceiling lights with their greyed rattan tone. We called them Alexandra after the name of the road that the shop is on! They are for sale here.

rattan lights round-up

The good news is there are now loads of lovely high-street options — everything from classic wicker lampshades for pendant lights to more modern wicker lampshade designs and natural wicker lampshade styles in all sorts of shapes and sizes. I’ve rounded up a mix below including rattan lampshades, wicker lampshades, and woven hanging light shades that would work beautifully in kitchens, bedrooms, and hallways.

Just tap on any light to go straight through for more information or visit our ShopMy Shop for more favourites.

RATTAN PENDANT LIGHT IDEAS

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English Coastal Bedroom – The Georgian Flat

Coastal Cottage Decor Edit

Coastal Table Lamps for all budgets

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This tiny ensuite shower room sits within our Attic Apartment project, tucked under gently sloping ceilings. The room itself is a compact square measuring 165cm x 145cm, which definitely places it firmly in the very tiny bathroom ideas category.

small shower room ideas layout

Between the angled ceiling and the small footprint, this tiny bathroom more or less designed itself. There simply wasn’t room for multiple options. The shower head had to sit at the highest point of the ceiling, which naturally placed the shower on the wall opposite the door. The space was so tight that the basin and toilet couldn’t sit side by side, so they sit opposite each other instead.

Sometimes a small ensuite shower room decides the layout for you… And honestly, that can make the design process much simpler!

The design I’ve used could be tweaked for a narrow shower room by putting the toilet and basin side by side.

our tiny ensuite bathroom

The apartment follows a Scandi country style — a relaxed mix of Scandinavian simplicity and countryside charm. Clean lines meet natural textures with soft, calm colours. The fittings are all pared back, with wall-mounted taps and concealed shower fittings built into the wall so nothing feels bulky. Everything sits within a pale, matt palette to soften the room, while texture comes in through the tile pattern to add interest. These details make a big difference, where every surface is visible. #wetroomideasforsmallwetrooms

A NEUTRAL PALETTE WITH A TON OF TEXTURE

The wall tiles are one of my favourite details. They’re laid in a random pattern using a mix of square and metro tiles in a soft ecru tone. The colour isn’t completely uniform, which gives the walls lots of gentle texture and movement. Because these tiles sit directly opposite the door, they naturally become the focal point when you walk in.

On the floor we used tiny Carrera marble penny tiles. The circular pattern is a lovely contrast to all the straight lines in the room — from the tiles to the basin and shiplap.

The remaining walls are finished with vertical shiplap — a little nod to our coastal location. We painted them in Slaked Lime by Little Greene Paint Company, which is a beautiful soft white. Changing the wall finish but keeping everything in the same colour palette adds depth to the room and helps it feel larger than if the entire space had been tiled.

saving space in a tiny ensuite

Finding the basin was surprisingly tricky. Most compact sinks are either too shallow or too wide, which doesn’t work in a tiny ensuite where every centimetre matters. This slightly utilitarian rectangular basin is 500mm wide and turned out to be perfect. It’s narrow at only 370mm but still properly deep, which means you can actually fill the sink for shaving or washing your face.

The toilet is a back-to-wall design with a concealed cistern. Because we were renovating the apartment from scratch, we were able to create a pocket within the wall to house a very slimline concealed cistern. It keeps everything visually neat. We also chose a wall-hung toilet. When you can see the floor below it creates an illusion of space and makes the room feel more open — something that really matters when you’re working with very small shower room ideas.

storage in a tiny shower room

In a tiny shower room storage is key. Either you need clever built-in storage, or you keep the number of things in the room very minimal, otherwise the space can start to feel cluttered very quickly! We built a tiny cupboard into the wall — one of those small decisions that makes a big difference. There’s just enough room for toothbrushes, toothpaste and mouthwash, which I didn’t want sitting on the basin.

There is a built in nook as you walk in to the shower to house products in a very seamless way.

We also hung a very simple white ceramic shelf. In all honesty, this was more to create a little display area to add interest rather than for actual storage needs. It’s lovely for displaying lovely perfume bottles and jars for cotton wool, cotton buds, toothpicks, etc.

tiny ensuite details

The door is a half-glazed six-paned design which allows light to filter into the shower room. We added a simple bamboo roll-up blind for privacy and also I liked the idea of that natural texture sitting against the painted wood and tiles. In such a small room, every layer adds character.

I added a round mirror for the same reason. It echoes the floor tiles and keeps the space feeling a little softer and more playful.

Finally, brushed brass fittings run throughout the space. They bring in a gentle warmth which works beautifully with the soft whites and pale ecru tones, and they help the whole room feel a little richer while still staying calm and understated.

Tiny rooms like this are always a bit of a puzzle to get right… but they’re also some of the most fun. When everything slots into place, a tiny ensuite can easily become one of the most satisfying rooms to design.

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Lottie xx

I hope this post has given you some small shower room ideas or tiny shower room ideas. #smallwetroomideaswithtoilet #tinywetroomwithtoilet

Other posts you may like:-

English Coastal Bedroom – The Georgian Flat

Tin Coast Edit – Spring Home Refresh!

Easter Home Decor – Spring Decor Ideas and some lovely Amazon Finds

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That easy seaside cottage aesthetic I always fall for.
Stripes, textures, and coastal finds that feel fresh, relaxed and ready for spring.

A lovely mix of seaside cottage decor with a modern beach cottage twist.
Perfect for cozy beach houses, beach cottage interiors and coastal beach house interiors.

Nothing too polished.
Just warm, welcoming spaces that feel lived-in and happy.

Exactly how a Cozy Coastal Cottage should feel (sunshine optional but encouraged!).

Lottie xx

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English Coastal Bedroom – The Georgian Flat

Tin Coast Edit – Spring Home Refresh!

Easter Home Decor – Spring Decor Ideas and some lovely Amazon Finds

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This week’s Tin Coast Edit is all about autumn home finds and those small updates that give the house (and wardrobe) a bit of a cosy seasonal lift!

I LOVE this picture and it’s truly a bargain at under £50! It is a very generously sized framed canvas and has total Studio McGee vibes with its muted tones. Similarly, this little rattan lamp is a gorgeous shape and such a good price. I can’t resist a cosy cardigan — because honestly, a new knit always feels like the start of autumn. A new doormat instantly changes the energy of your home – I’m loving the fringing on this one! This is probably my most needed home refresh!

Most of this week’s home finds are currently marked down, so be quick! It’s a great time to do some early Christmas shopping (at least a few stocking fillers!)

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This coastal cottage bedroom scheme combines vintage, colour, patterns and coastal stripes. We’ve added a neutral rug to balance the design.

A rattan headboard brings another coastal element which would contrast beautifully with white linen bedding.

Buy two of the frilled stripe cushions and place them behind a longer French grain sack cushion. I like the introduction of the dark blue stripe on this one. I would introduce a block print cushion too, which could be on a small armchair or window seat.

A vintage chest of drawers is key in pulling together coastal cottage decor. Introducing antique or vintage items will add a more collected look and a bucket load of character and charm!

I’ve added a roman blind (or curtains, depending on the size of the window) in a soft blue stripe to introduce some colour and contrasted it with these delightful wall lights in a maroon gingham.

I chose the scalloped linen pendant light for its soft texture and warm glow. The little rattan lamp echos the rattan headboard. I would style it on the vintage pine drawers with books, photos and flowers.

Build your scheme from the floor upwards with stripes, florals and colour!

coastal cottage bedroom design scheme

coastal cottage bedroom design scheme – all the links!

1. Rattan Headboard in 3 sizes
2. Devon Blue Stripe Roman Blind
3. Brass and Linen oversized Scalloped Pendant
4. Wall Fitting in Antique Brass with Pleated Maroon Gingham 20cm Shade
5. Rustic Antique Pine Drawers
6. Handcrafted Stitched Jute Rug
7. Grain Sack Cushion with navy stripe
8. Similar in blue stripe and ginger stripe here
9. Printed Cotton Cushion
10. All Rattan Lamp

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We’re still in the midst of renovations at Stamping Cottage, and while things are coming together beautifully, there’s still a little way to go! This modern beach cottage bathroom still has to be finished! As soon as the builders have packed up and the dust has settled, I’ll be able to share photos of the finished spaces, including all the little details that make this bijou retreat so special. I can’t wait to show you how it all turns out—stay tuned!

our bijou holiday retreat

Stamping Cottage itself is a one-bedroom bijou retreat available for holiday lets, tucked away in the Cornish countryside between Penzance and St Ives. You can read all about the cosy bedroom in my post: Modern Cottage Bedroom – A Cozy Retreat at Stamping Cottage, but today, we’re focusing on the shower room—a small but mighty space that captures the essence of a modern English cottage bathroom.

modern cottage bathroom ideas board

Designing a Tiny Shower Room with Big Style

modern cottage bathroom design

I love the challenge of working with small spaces. There’s something so satisfying about making every inch count while keeping the design beautiful and uncluttered. In this cottage modern bathroom, I wanted to create a space that felt fresh, fun, and a little bit coastal—without straying too far from the timeless English cottage aesthetic.

1. A Shiplapped Ceiling for a Coastal Touch

One of the first things I decided to do was shiplap the ceiling. Why? Because small rooms can sometimes feel a bit boxy, and adding ceiling paneling creates visual interest while subtly drawing the eye upward. It also brings in a slight coastal element, which fits beautifully with Stamping Cottage’s Cornish setting.

The soft white vertical shiplap walls complement the ceiling, giving the space a relaxed yet structured look. This kind of detailing is a great way to add depth to a small bathroom without overwhelming it.

2. The Colour Palette – Soft Greens & Warm Neutrals

I’m a big believer that colour sets the mood, and for a small space, it’s especially important. I wanted the bathroom to feel light, airy, and fresh while still being warm and inviting.

I chose soft sage green tiles for a fresh yet classic look. Green is the perfect choice for a modern cottage core bathroom because it’s both calming and timeless—exactly what you want in a holiday retreat. We’ve created a vertical stripe with a milky white tile by stacking them vertically and alternating the colours. Stripes feel good in this space, they add a bold pattern and are a great nod to coastal design.

To balance it out, I paired the green with white vertical panelling on the other walls. It keeps the space feeling open while adding a touch of vintage charm.

3. The Shower – A Statement Feature

A small shower room doesn’t have to be boring! I decided to make a statement with vertical green tiles, creating a subtle striped effect that elongates the space. The polished nickel fixtures keep things feeling classic, and I opted for separate hot and cold taps as a nod to traditional English cottage bathrooms.

4. Vintage & Modern Mix – The Sink & Mirror

One of my favorite features? The wall-mounted sink, which feels both vintage and modern at the same time. It’s small but stylish—perfect for a compact space. I particularly like that it has a raised back.

Above it, I chose a round mirror with a striped green and white trim, tying in the colors from the shower tiles. It adds just enough pattern without overwhelming the room.

5. Natural Textures & Finishing Touches

No cottage bathroom is complete without some natural materials to soften things up. I brought in a woven basket for storage (practical but pretty!), warm-toned terracotta tiles for the floor, and brass lighting to add a soft, golden glow in the evenings and to bring in a vintage touch.

This mix of materials is what makes a modern cottage interior bathroom feel special—it’s all about blending clean lines with rustic textures, balancing function with charm.

Making a Small Space Feel Luxurious

Even though this is a tiny shower room, I wanted it to feel just as special as the rest of Stamping Cottage. A well-designed small bathroom can feel just as indulgent as a larger space, and it’s all about the little details. Here are a few ways I made this space feel bigger and brighter:

• Shiplap panelling: The vertical lines naturally elongate the walls and the panelled ceiling draws the eye upwards.
• Large mirror: Reflects light and makes the space feel twice as big.
• Wall-mounted sink: Keeps the floor visible, which creates an illusion of more space.
• Light colour palette: Greens, whites, and warm neutrals keep things feeling airy and open.

It’s proof that even the smallest bathrooms can have a big impact!

Want to see more? Head over to Modern Cottage Bedroom – A Cozy Retreat at Stamping Cottage for a peek inside the rest of the cottage, including all the details, paint colours, and links to shop the pieces we’ve chosen to bring this modern cottage style to life!

And stay tuned—next up, I’ll be sharing the entrance hall at Stamping Cottage. This tiny space has had a full makeover, bringing in the same modern cottage charm with coastal-inspired details. I can’t wait to show you how it’s coming together!

Tiles Striped Vertically

Pastello Pistachio Matt Metro Tiles and Pastello Cotton Gloss Metro Tiles

Wall-hung WC

Short Depth WC

Wall-Hung Basin

Burlington Arcade Basin

Oval Striped Mirror

Oval Pearl Mirror in pale blue

Traditional Shower

Polished Nickel Shower with Rail and Hand Shower

Milk Glass/Brass Wall Light

Triple Light is out of stock!

Polished Nickel Traditional Taps

Lovely Nickel Taps

Warm Seagrass Basket

Strand Rattan Bathroom Bin

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This one-bedroom hideaway is the perfect place for a cosy getaway, with interiors designed to be both beautiful and inviting. Book directly from our website here for the best rates.

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I know it’s still only the beginning of February but I’m really willing on Springtime down here in the far west of Cornwall. Tulips are in the shops (my absolute fave) and, as is usual at this time of year, I’m sourcing some new stock for our coastal shop.

I’ve curated a capsule collection of French coastal decor for our shop, Tin Coast Design. Available to us in limited quantities, so pre-order now for delivery by mid-April.

See our full capsule collection of French coastal decor in our shop here!

I spent some time living in France, and the markets on the Ile de Ré left a lasting impression—hand-made baskets of all shapes and sizes, blue and white linens, soft-toned ceramics and terracotta pots.

This spring, I’m paying ‘hommage’ (said in a French accent lol) to these timeless French classics.

From Breton Striped ceramics to ticking feather-filled cushions, I’ve chosen pieces to help create a relaxed coastal haven no matter where you are!

our french coastal decor collection

See the FULL capsule collection of French coastal decor in our shop here!

French coastal décor is a relaxed but elegant vibe, mixing natural materials, soft textures and the classic French aesthetic!

get the look! six key elements of fRENCH COASTAL DECOr

1. Colour Palette

Use a soft palette of whites, creams, blues and subtle greys (sea and sky colours!) as a neutral base and then add in some beachy colour – faded navy, pale turquoise, sea green, coral or a warm light red. All these colours are typically added as a motif or a stripe on plain textiles.

I love to use neutrals and earth tones for that relaxed, elegant French vibe in my interior design schemes. Pebble and stone colours, sandy beige and light-washed wood tones give an organic coastal feel.

2. French Coastal Textiles + Natural Materials

Natural breathable fabrics are key to creating an effortless, elegant French coastal style. Use Linen, Cotton, Chambray and Canvas. Think loose-covered sofas, relaxed Roman blinds, plump feather cushions and textural throws!

• Linen is the fabric most synonymous with French coastal décor. Use beautiful heavy-weight linens for upholstery. Its relaxed slightly crinkled look will add charm to sofas and armchairs and its gentle slubs add a lovely texture.
• Lighter-weight linen has a fresh, airy quality, making it perfect for soft blinds and gorgeous curtains.
• Cotton fabrics are common for cushions, as they provide a smooth, comfortable feel that’s great for lounging. They often come in light, airy weaves, or even more rustic, textured patterns.
• A signature in French coastal fabrics, cotton cushions often feature classic nautical stripes—navy and white, soft blue and cream, or even faded red and white. These give a timeless, nautical edge without feeling too kitschy.
• Chambray is a soft, denim-like cotton fabric (often in pale blue) which can be used in soft furnishings, offering both durability and a gentle seaside vibe.
• Natural fibres like Seagrass, Hemp and Jute evoke the more rustic side of French coastal décor. Hemp and jute can be woven into cushions to bring lovely texture. Seagrass and natural fibre rugs bring an organic, earthy feel and a relaxed coastal look.
• While lighter fabrics dominate in French coastal décor, wool is great for adding texture and warmth. Think knitted wool cushions and chunky throws for comfort and cosiness.
• Wool is often found in muted tones like soft greys, light blues, or sandy neutrals that still tie back to the coastal palette but with a bit more structure.
• Canvas or Sail Cloth is another common fabric in French coastal décor, especially for outdoor cushions or for creating slipcovers. The material is rugged, soft but also tough!

3. Stripes + Nautical Pattern

• Classic coastal stripes are one of the most iconic motifs in French coastal décor! Stripes are a simple timeless pattern and go with everything! Play with horizontal and vertical, thick and thin stripes in blinds and cushions. Mix with plains and florals as well as rugged textures.
• Chevron and Herringbone are less overtly nautical but can still feel coastal. They can be used to create tile patterns and wood floor designs. Look out for lovely wool upholstery fabrics featuring subtle chevron designs too.

4. Florals + Botanicals

• Many vintage French coastal cushions feature delicate embroidery, often in coastal motifs like sea creatures, plants, or simple monograms. Embroidery adds an element of elegance and craftsmanship to an otherwise casual décor style.
• For a French country coastal style, use fabrics with muted colours and a vintage feel. Faded lavender or soft seafoam green stitched onto a cream or beige base looks amazing!
• I like coastal design to be subtle and not too overtly nautical. However, I do love a botanical pattern in a muted colour and I love an embroidered seashell or coral on a napkin, particularly if it’s vintage or antique.
• We also have the best fake coral in our shop which looks amazing on a shelf or coffee table.
• French coastal decor always incorporates fresh flowers or greenery in woven baskets or simple vases. Lavender, rosemary, or olive branches bring a touch of Provence!

5. Rattan + Wood

I love to use rattan and wicker for accent chairs and tables in our Interior Design Studio. They add a lovely, lighter, but classic coastal look. A little wicker table lamp has the same effect, we sell this darling Coconut Lamp with a white jute shade in our shop. I have this rattan tray on a coffee table and it’s the perfect French coastal accessory.

I love washed reclaimed wood that looks a bit weathered (see the perfect reclaimed wood stool here!), but dark wood antiques can look amazing next to light linens.

We sell a fab deconstructed Linen armchair with the best French coastal vibe.

Add in some painted wood pieces, particularly if they are vintage and especially in muted tones.

6. Relaxed Coastal

French coastal decor doesn’t sacrifice style for comfort. It’s all about creating a casual, laid-back vibe that still feels intentional and curated. It feels effortless yet chic, embracing natural fabrics and textures while maintaining a sophisticated charm. The vibe is relaxed, but there’s an attention to detail!

Let’s take a closer look at what’s arriving this season!

Here’s a closer look at our full capsule collection of French coastal decor

our french coastal decor collection – all the links

1. A classic Ink Blue Ticking Stripe Cotton Cushion with a squashy feather-filled insert. I love the tiny frill around the edge!
2. A Breton Striped Soap Dish would make a lovely gift with a good bar of soap.
3. I love an easy, breezy summer basket, and this Dark Blue Striped Market Basket is the perfect size.
4. A gorgeous large platter plate for Summer salads and BBQs with a traditional French botanical decoration.
5. The perfect coastal coffee mug! Terracotta with a Breton Stripe.
6. I love the frilly top of this Terracotta Planter. I will fill mine with Rosemary and Basil and keep them in my kitchen for Summer cooking.
7. A Breton stripe Terracotta Cup for morning tea or plant with herbs and use as decor!
8. A classic Stone Ticking Stripe Cotton Cushion with a squashy feather-filled insert.
9. French Linen Sack Cloth cushion with a double blue stripe.
10. The sweetest Votive which comes in this blue French botanical design, a blue Breton stripe and a brick red Breton stripe.
11. A gorgeous large platter plate for Summer salads and BBQs with a blue Breton stripe.

more from our french coastal decor collection:

Seagrass Upton Market Basket Charcoal

We love a beautiful basket and this one has the best charcoal French stripe! Each one is handmade in Seagrass and unique.

Breton Stripe Terracotta Bowl

A lovely small bowl hand-painted with Breton stripes.

Chalgrove Stone Jar Large

A gorgeous large earthenware ceramic jar which looks like it came straight from an old French farmhouse!

Breton Stripe Terracotta Votive Brick Red

A French Coastal small dish or votive hand-painted with brick red Breton stripes.

Abe Linen Deconstructed Chair Stone or Charcoal

Available in Stone or Charcoal linen.

Breton Stripe Terracotta Votive Blue

A French Coastal small dish or votive hand-painted with blue Breton stripes.

Rustic Elm Stool

The perfect rustic stool in reclaimed wood.

Large Mango Lantern

Statement lantern in washed mango wood.

Rattan Tray

A lovely rattan accent piece for drinks or a coffee table

Coral Flower

A beautiful large coral decor piece

The complete French Coastal Decor Collection is available in our shop Tin Coast Design

More ideas from our Blog!

14 of my favourite Rattan Wall Lights

12 of the Loveliest Rechargeable Table Lamps

Stay with us in Cornwall!

Check out our lovely Holiday Cottages here

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