Shoppers are going wild for this trendy rattan drinks trolley and it's selling out fast

Rattan furniture is one of the biggest trends of 2020 when it comes to home decor, and Oliver Bonas has the perfect collection for you.

The brand is known for its gorgeous designs and shoppers have been obsessed with their drinks carts before - so it' not a big surprise we have yet another bestseller on our hands.

Oliver Bonas Bali Collection

Natural Rattan Bar Drinks Trolley

SHOP NOW: Bali Natural Rattan Bar Drinks Trolley, £245, Oliver Bonas

Part of the new Bali collection, the Natural Rattan Bar Drinks Trolley is a gorgeous addition to any living room.

It pairs natural rattan weaving with lightly-stained sustainable bamboo wood, for a vintage-inspired piece that will add a bohemian vibe to your home.

The drinks cart also features three woven rattan shelves, so you can store all the drinks you need.

When the brand shared details of new piece on Instagram, shoppers went wild for it, with one saying 'Omg gorgeous😍😍'.

Another added, 'I loveee the Bali collection OB! 💘'.

A third also commented, 'This is so pretty!'

It's selling out fast so you better hurry - but there's a few more gorgeous rattan pieces to pick from...

Bali Natural Rattan Console Stand

SHOP NOW: Bali Natural Rattan Console Stand, £295, Oliver Bonas

Bali Natural Rattan Peacock Chair

SHOP NOW: Bali Natural Rattan Peacock Chair, £245, Oliver Bonas

Kotak Rattan Mirrors

SHOP NOW: Kotak Rattan Mirrors, From £58, Oliver Bonas

The rattan trend

Rattan has come to stay, especially now we're desperate to replicate holiday destinations like Bali and Tulum at home.

And you won't see it only inside. When it comes to outdoor decoration - especially now that we're spending more time in our gardens - rattan furniture is also one of the biggest trends for 2020 as people adopt a Mediterranean style for their gardens.

Ben Adams, founder of online furniture store Rust Collections, told Living Etc, "We’re increasingly being asked to create outdoor furniture pieces with cool white frames and raw concrete tops; this blend of upscale Miami hotel cool meets rugged, organic Mediterranean coastlines is a contemporary look that speaks to a refined rustic appeal. Just add swaying palm plants and rattan accessories to complete the bohemian look."