Above Couch Wall Decor, Two Battens Crossing into One Deep V

• One two-batten piece, in the color you pick. Green, Dark Brown or Creamy-white. Same $121.83 across all three, same 50 by 100 cm size.
• That is our read of the drawing, not a figure.
• A banded cord bank on Green and Dark Brown. Darkest tone at the outside edge, working through a mid tone, to cream where the two banks cross at the bottom. Creamy-white skips this - it is one undyed tone, not a banded piece with all its bands the same color.
• How they actually mount to a wall is not shown.

One size diagram exists, and this page's own data already had it - unlike some of its siblings, this product's specs table correctly listed 50 x 100 cm before this rewrite. What it got wrong was everything built on top of that number: the "wide, spans most of a sofa" description and most of the FAQ answers still claimed no size was published, in the same product record that had the number sitting right there.

Tape out 50 by 100 cm before you order. At that width, one unit reads as an accent beside furniture, not a piece that fills the wall behind a sofa - if full coverage is the goal, plan on two units side by side or one centered over a narrower piece of furniture, like a console or a single armchair.

None of the 5 photographs show a cord loop, bracket or keyhole slot on the back, so how each batten actually attaches to a wall is not documented; budget for a screw-mount fixing into each batten rather than assume a hook will do.

Let the cords settle before judging the curve. They arrive folded or rolled, and the deep crossing V at the bottom needs a few days under its own weight to fall into the clean shape shown in the photographs.

Green. Deep olive at the outer edge of each bank, through sage, to cream at the center where the two banks cross. The most saturated of the three, and the one photographed against both a warm pink wall and a deep green wall - it holds up in either.

Dark Brown. Chestnut at the outer edge through tan to cream at the center - the same banded structure as Green, in a warmer, more neutral palette. Closest to the "wood tone" reading if you want the piece to blend with furniture rather than contrast it.

Creamy-white. Not a third banded option - a single undyed tone across every cord. It photographs as the most minimal of the three, and it is the one to pick if the batten wood tone is meant to carry the contrast instead of the cord color.

As an accent beside furniture rather than a backdrop that fills it. It suits settings with human-scale objects nearby — beside a console table with a vase, a low sideboard with books and a basket, or a bookshelf.

In a hallway or hotel-lobby-style space, the deep V shape reads clearly at 100 cm tall even at a narrow 50 cm width, which is why large living room wall decor searches lead here even though the piece itself is modest - height carries more of the visual weight than width does on this design.

Paired, not solo, if the goal really is a couch-width statement. Two units - same or different colorways - mounted with a matched gap either side of a central point would approach true sofa-width coverage; one unit alone, centered above a three-seat sofa, will read as an accent with a lot of bare wall on either side.

• It is not large, giant, or huge. The batch's own keyword targets include "extra large wall art," "giant wall tapestry" and "huge wall tapestry." At 50 cm / 19.68 in wide, this covers about a quarter of a standard three-seat sofa. Hung solo above a sofa, expect an accent, not a statement piece.
• The old copy said it "covers most of the wall behind" a three-seat sofa. That is not supported by the math. A three-seat sofa runs 200-220 cm; 50 cm is roughly a quarter of that, not most of it.
• The old copy also said no dimension card existed - in the same record that already had 50 x 100 cm on file. The size diagram was captured once and then contradicted by the SEO description and most of the FAQ. Both are corrected here, and the diagram's weight figure (1000 g) is now recorded too - it was not before.
• No hanging hardware is shown, in any photograph.
• Measure before you drill.
• Creamy-white is not a third banded colorway. Green and Dark Brown both band from a dark outer edge to cream at the center. Creamy-white is one flat undyed tone - a genuinely different look, not just a paler band.
• Every image carried a WhatsApp contact overlay. All 5 description photographs and the size diagram were stamped with a phone number and, in the description text, an email address. None of that appears on this page or in any image used here; every published image was cropped to remove it.