
Ref. F-01
Spiral shell armchair
Round woven seat, hoop base, honey rattan
Sold with cushion, colour of your choice (around 70 shades)

Looking for rattan furniture in Siem Reap? L&O Rattan Interiors is a family shop on Sala Kamreuk Road, with handwoven rattan, bamboo and natural fibre pieces — armchairs from $50, pendant lights, laundry baskets, wall decor and traditional Khmer fish traps.
Sold straight from the shop, not shipped in. No import wait, no five-hour trip to Phnom Penh by road, no ordering from a supplier you cannot walk into.
Cushions are made to order, in the colour you pick from our fabric chart. Whether you are furnishing a villa, a guesthouse or a café, the same chart is there for you.
Order straight from this site. Add what you need to your cart, then send it by WhatsApp or Telegram. Availability and delivery time confirmed when you message us.

Furniture, lighting, baskets and decor, all in the shop on Sala Kamreuk Road

Pick your cushion fabric from the chart in the shop

Sala Kamreuk Road, open every day. Delivery available in Siem Reap
Four categories, thirty-eight pieces in the catalogue
Message us for prices and availability

Ref. F-01
Round woven seat, hoop base, honey rattan
Sold with cushion, colour of your choice (around 70 shades)

Ref. E-01
Wide diamond lattice, two tiers, largest shade

Ref. A-02
Tall cylinder, domed lid, two side handles

Ref. D-05
Conical bamboo, reddish rattan ties, pointed end

The rattan frame is the same for everyone. The fabric is not — and that is the only part of what we sell that is made to your order.
Since the Thai border closed, the Bangkok furniture run is no longer an option. We can furnish a terrace or a lobby — what is on the floor today, plus what we order for you.
Orders in quantity get a discount of up to 30%.
Ask about our ready-made set — two F-09 armchairs, an F-15 sofa and a matching coffee table, with cushions included.
Rattan is a climbing palm that grows in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, Cambodia included. It is solid, not hollow like bamboo, and it bends when heated — which is why it can be curved into a chair frame and stays rigid once cool. Wicker is not a material at all: it is the weaving technique. Most of what is sold as rattan today is neither — it is extruded plastic on an aluminium frame.