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

The supplier does not publish a dimension for this piece, so this page will not put a number on it. What the photographs do show is the proportion: Wide. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it. No dimension card in any frame.

Two battens means two fixings and a gap that has to be got right, which is the practical thing a buyer needs told.

Two battens means two fixings and a gap that has to be got right, which is the practical thing a buyer needs told. The supplier publishes no dimension for this piece.

The supplier does not publish a dimension for this piece, so this page will not put a number on it. What the photographs do show is the proportion: Wide. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it. No dimension card in any frame. The options are Green: deep olive through sage to cream; Dark Brown: chestnut through tan to cream; Creamy-white: undyed cream throughout.

Dust it with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting, working downward with the cord. No washing instruction is published by the supplier, and cord that has been soaked rarely hangs straight again. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it.

Two battens means two fixings and a gap that has to be got right, which is the practical thing a buyer needs told. It is photographed in a hotel lobby or hallway above a sideboard.

Two battens means two fixings and a gap that has to be got right, which is the practical thing a buyer needs told. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.

Price sits with the listing and moves with the store's own promotions, so this page does not quote a figure that would go stale. What is fixed is what ships: 3 options and no hardware. The supplier's attribute table names no material. The photographs show twisted cord and wood, and the page does not go further than that.

Two battens means two fixings and a gap that has to be got right, which is the practical thing a buyer needs told. Supplier title says 'Cotton Rope'; the attribute table declares no material at all.

It is photographed in a hotel lobby or hallway above a sideboard and in a living room above a sofa. Wide. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it. No dimension card in any frame.

The options are: Green: deep olive through sage to cream; Dark Brown: chestnut through tan to cream; Creamy-white: undyed cream throughout. Match the cord to the softest thing in the room rather than to the paint, and the piece will read as part of the room instead of an object stuck on it.

Hang it above the reach line and out of arm's reach of a cot. No flame rating and no safety certification is published by the supplier, so the page makes no claim about either. The piece hangs from two separate battens and the supplier publishes no spacing between them.

Hang it and leave it. Cord drops out under its own weight over a few days. Do not iron it: there is no fiber content published that would tell you a safe temperature. Two battens means two fixings and a gap that has to be got right, which is the practical thing a buyer needs told.

The supplier does not publish a dimension for this piece, so this page will not put a number on it. What the photographs do show is the proportion: Wide. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it. No dimension card in any frame. The supplier title says '1pcs', so the pair is one product; nothing published says how far apart the battens should sit.

Two dark wood battens hung side by side, each carrying a bank of cord that sweeps down and inward so the two banks cross and merge into one deep u at the bottom, reading as a single wide v of banded color. Two separate straight battens with a gap of bare wall between them. The supplier publishes no dimension for this piece.

The supplier's attribute table names no material. The photographs show twisted cord and wood, and the page does not go further than that.

It arrives flat or rolled and needs one hook, so it is a gift that does not ask the recipient to assemble anything. There is a choice of option to make, so check what they would pick. The options are Green: deep olive through sage to cream; Dark Brown: chestnut through tan to cream; Creamy-white: undyed cream throughout.

Macrame is tied by hand and a woven tapestry is made on a loom. This piece is cord hung and shaped rather than knotted, so it sits closer to a fringe hanging than to true macrame. Two separate straight battens with a gap of bare wall between them. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.

Two battens means two fixings and a gap that has to be got right, which is the practical thing a buyer needs told. The supplier's attribute table names no material. The photographs show twisted cord and wood, and the page does not go further than that.

Dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting. The supplier does not publish a care label for this piece, so this page will not put a number on it. Supplier title says 'Cotton Rope'; the attribute table declares no material at all.

It hangs from a single cord loop, so it works on a backdrop frame or a hired stand as easily as on a wall. Wide. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it. No dimension card in any frame. The piece hangs from two separate battens and the supplier publishes no spacing between them.

Two battens means two fixings and a gap that has to be got right, which is the practical thing a buyer needs told. The supplier title says '1pcs', so the pair is one product; nothing published says how far apart the battens should sit.

Yes. It is photographed in a hotel lobby or hallway above a sideboard. Wide. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it. No dimension card in any frame.

There is one hanging point, the loop shown in the photographs. Two separate straight battens with a gap of bare wall between them. No hardware ships with it. The options are Green: deep olive through sage to cream; Dark Brown: chestnut through tan to cream; Creamy-white: undyed cream throughout.

Yes. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa. Wide. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it. No dimension card in any frame.

No light fastness rating is published. Direct sun will lift color out of any dyed cord in time, so a wall that does not take midday sun is the safer place for it. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it.

It arrives flat or rolled and needs one hook, so it is a gift that does not ask the recipient to assemble anything. There is a choice of option to make, so check what they would pick. It is photographed in a hotel lobby or hallway above a sideboard.

Two dark wood battens hung side by side, each carrying a bank of cord that sweeps down and inward so the two banks cross and merge into one deep u at the bottom, reading as a single wide v of banded color. Two separate straight battens with a gap of bare wall between them. The piece hangs from two separate battens and the supplier publishes no spacing between them.

It is photographed in a hotel lobby or hallway above a sideboard and in a living room above a sofa. Wide. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it. No dimension card in any frame. The options are Green: deep olive through sage to cream; Dark Brown: chestnut through tan to cream; Creamy-white: undyed cream throughout.

The options are: Green: deep olive through sage to cream; Dark Brown: chestnut through tan to cream; Creamy-white: undyed cream throughout. Match the cord to the softest thing in the room rather than to the paint, and the piece will read as part of the room instead of an object stuck on it. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it.

Hang it above the reach line and out of arm's reach of a cot. No flame rating and no safety certification is published by the supplier, so the page makes no claim about either. It is photographed in a hotel lobby or hallway above a sideboard.

Dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting. The supplier does not publish a care label for this piece, so this page will not put a number on it. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa. The supplier's attribute table names no material. The photographs show twisted cord and wood, and the page does not go further than that.

There is one hanging point, the loop shown in the photographs. Two separate straight battens with a gap of bare wall between them. No hardware ships with it. The piece hangs from two separate battens and the supplier publishes no spacing between them.

Price sits with the listing and moves with the store's own promotions, so this page does not quote a figure that would go stale. What is fixed is what ships: 3 options and no hardware. Two battens means two fixings and a gap that has to be got right, which is the practical thing a buyer needs told.

The options are: Green: deep olive through sage to cream; Dark Brown: chestnut through tan to cream; Creamy-white: undyed cream throughout. Match the cord to the softest thing in the room rather than to the paint, and the piece will read as part of the room instead of an object stuck on it. The supplier publishes no dimension for this piece.

Yes. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa. Wide. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it. No dimension card in any frame. The options are Green: deep olive through sage to cream; Dark Brown: chestnut through tan to cream; Creamy-white: undyed cream throughout.

Dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting. The supplier does not publish a care label for this piece, so this page will not put a number on it. Supplier title says 'Cotton Rope'; the attribute table declares no material at all. The piece hangs from two separate battens and the supplier publishes no spacing between them.

The supplier's attribute table names no material. The photographs show twisted cord and wood, and the page does not go further than that. Two battens means two fixings and a gap that has to be got right, which is the practical thing a buyer needs told.

It arrives flat or rolled and needs one hook, so it is a gift that does not ask the recipient to assemble anything. There is a choice of option to make, so check what they would pick. The supplier title says '1pcs', so the pair is one product; nothing published says how far apart the battens should sit.

It hangs from a single cord loop, so it works on a backdrop frame or a hired stand as easily as on a wall. Wide. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it. No dimension card in any frame. The supplier publishes no dimension for this piece.

The wood is a stained panel and the supplier does not name the species. Two separate straight battens with a gap of bare wall between them.

Dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting. The supplier does not publish a care label for this piece, so this page will not put a number on it. The options are Green: deep olive through sage to cream; Dark Brown: chestnut through tan to cream; Creamy-white: undyed cream throughout.

3. They are: Green: deep olive through sage to cream; Dark Brown: chestnut through tan to cream; Creamy-white: undyed cream throughout. It is photographed in a hotel lobby or hallway above a sideboard.

The cream or undyed option where there is one. The full list is: Green: deep olive through sage to cream; Dark Brown: chestnut through tan to cream; Creamy-white: undyed cream throughout. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.

The supplier's attribute table has no size field and no dimension card appears in any photograph. Rather than estimate one, this page describes the proportion against the furniture it is photographed with. The supplier's attribute table names no material. The photographs show twisted cord and wood, and the page does not go further than that.

Supplier title says 'Cotton Rope'; the attribute table declares no material at all. The piece hangs from two separate battens and the supplier publishes no spacing between them.

A stained panel or dowel. The supplier does not name the species, so this page does not either. Two battens means two fixings and a gap that has to be got right, which is the practical thing a buyer needs told.

No. The supplier lists no fixings in the package contents, so plan to supply your own. The supplier title says '1pcs', so the pair is one product; nothing published says how far apart the battens should sit.

Cut cord ends shed a little at first and settle after a week or two. Vacuum the floor under it once and it stops being noticeable. The supplier publishes no dimension for this piece.

Yes, if you hang it on an adhesive hook rather than a nail. It has one hanging point, so there is only one mark to avoid making. The options are Green: deep olive through sage to cream; Dark Brown: chestnut through tan to cream; Creamy-white: undyed cream throughout.

Check the option name before ordering. Where an option names a set or a pair, that is what ships; where it does not, treat it as a single piece. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it.

Hang the top edge at eye level or a little above, then step back. On a piece that drops, the bottom edge matters more than the top: leave a hand's width between it and whatever sits underneath. It is photographed in a hotel lobby or hallway above a sideboard.

It reads as texture rather than as a picture, so it sits beside framed prints without competing. Give it its own column of wall rather than a slot in a grid. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.

Cord holds damp and dries slowly. Keep it off a bathroom wall and away from a kettle or a shower door. No moisture rating is published by the supplier. The supplier's attribute table names no material. The photographs show twisted cord and wood, and the page does not go further than that.

A printed tapestry is one flat piece of fabric with an image on it. This is built from cord and wood, so it has real depth and casts its own shadow. Supplier title says 'Cotton Rope'; the attribute table declares no material at all.

Read the proportion in the lifestyle photographs rather than the word in the title. A piece that fills a headboard in a large bedroom will crowd a small one. The piece hangs from two separate battens and the supplier publishes no spacing between them.

The cord is dyed rather than printed, so the color runs through the strand. No light fastness figure is published, so treat strong sun as a risk. Two battens means two fixings and a gap that has to be got right, which is the practical thing a buyer needs told.

No flame rating is published, so this page will not call it heat safe. Keep it off a wall directly above a radiator or a heater. The supplier title says '1pcs', so the pair is one product; nothing published says how far apart the battens should sit.

Anything shipped folded arrives with fold lines. Cord drops out under its own weight in a few days on the wall; do not iron it. The supplier publishes no dimension for this piece.

Yes. It is light and it folds, so it goes in a padded envelope or a small box without a frame to protect. The options are Green: deep olive through sage to cream; Dark Brown: chestnut through tan to cream; Creamy-white: undyed cream throughout.

For a dry day under cover, yes. It is not rated for weather and damp cord takes a long time to dry, so it should not be left out overnight. Above a sideboard it spans the full length of the unit; above a three-seat sofa it covers most of the wall behind it.

Cord weight, the amount of knotwork and whether a piece is genuinely hand tied account for most of it. This is a supplier piece, and the page says so. It is photographed in a hotel lobby or hallway above a sideboard.

Judge it from the lifestyle photographs against the furniture, not from the studio shot on a plain ground, which flattens the scale. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.

Green. Green: deep olive through sage to cream. The supplier's attribute table names no material. The photographs show twisted cord and wood, and the page does not go further than that.