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cane furniture collection | event solutions
Canework, today's new trend!
Whether on armrests of armchairs or sofas , but also on poufs or lamps , cane covering is everywhere and very appreciated for its vintage touch and its warm appearance. Back in fashion , it is now associated with comfortable velvet seats and goes perfectly with colors of duck blue, mustard or black. Our customers love using the small armchairs from the cannage range to place them on stages during conferences, but also to create cozy and relaxing spaces or even coworking and speed dating. This furniture is special because it requires a weaving technique revealing the weft thread and the warp thread which is first stretched vertically between the front and rear uprights, before weaving the weft thread perpendicularly. Both will be visible on the finished canework.





