Rope Wave Wall Hanging on a Curved Wood Beam, 80 x 60 cm
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Item detailsMaterials, dimensions, what is in the box
Most rope wall hangings drop straight down from a bar. This one crosses itself twice before it reaches the bottom
The usual rope wall piece is a fringe: cords hang parallel from a dowel and that's the whole shape. This one is draped instead - two loops of cotton rope swing down from a curved wood beam and cross through each other at the center, so the piece reads as a single continuous wave rather than a row of strings. It is rope wall art built around movement, not repetition.
Every color runs the same construction: color and cream cord alternating in bands, draped in two overlapping loops off a solid curved wood beam, 80 cm / 31.5 in wide and 60 cm / 23.62 in top to bottom, weighing 300 g. Four colorways are offered - ginger coffee, gray, blue and green - all the same size, all built the same way, so the choice is entirely about which pairs with the wall behind it.
100% cotton; wall mounted, no additional frame. It is the kind of boho wall hanging that reads as sculptural from a few feet back and as woven rope wall decor up close, which is the whole design idea behind draping it over a beam instead of knotting it flat.
What you get
One draped rope piece, in the color you choose, built from two loops of cord crossing at the center.
A curved solid wood beam the rope hangs from - the only rigid part of the piece, and the only thing resembling a frame it has.
80 x 60 cm / 31.5 x 23.62 in, 300 g - the same for all four colors.
100% cotton rope.
No hanging hardware. Nothing beyond the piece itself is listed or shown in any photograph.
Dimensions, and what they mean on your wall
We publish one diagram per colorway, and all four print the same two numbers and the same weight. Everything else below is arithmetic on those figures, labeled as such.
Width
80 cm / 31.5 in, the full span of the wood beam
Height
60 cm / 23.62 in, beam to the lowest point of the rope drape
Weight
300 g, printed on every colorway's diagram
Wall space needed
About 80 x 60 cm of clear wall, plus a little extra space either side of the beam for the outer loops to hang free.
Size options
One. This page carries a "Size" selector, but 80 x 60 cm is the only value in it - there is nothing smaller or larger to choose.
Depth off the wall
The beam is a solid, moderately thick curved plank; the rope itself lies close to the wall below it.
How to hang it
At 300 g and 80 cm wide, a pair of light-duty picture hooks spaced along the beam is a reasonable approach, but it is this page's suggestion, not our instruction.
Rope shipped folded or coiled tends to hold a crease, and this piece's whole look depends on two clean, even loops. After unpacking, let it hang for a day before judging the shape - most of the drape will settle on its own as gravity pulls the cord straight again.
Specs · 10 rows
Object
Two loops of color-and-cream cotton rope, crossing at the center, draped over a curved solid wood beam
Size
80 x 60 cm / 31.5 x 23.62 in, one size only
Weight
300 g
Material
100% Cotton
Frame
No. The wood beam is the only rigid element; there is no picture frame or backing board.
Colorways
Ginger coffee, gray, blue, green - all paired with cream
Installation type
Wall mounted. No hardware shown or included.
Style, as declared
Boho, Modern Abstract
Pattern type, as declared
Patchwork - our own catalog word, though nothing about this piece is pieced or patched; likely a leftover category tag rather than a description that fits
Picking a color
The coolest of the four, and the one that reads calmest against a green or neutral wall.
Ginger coffee. A warm rust-orange against a soft ivory-tan cream, the boldest color contrast of the four. Best against a wall that can take a strong accent color rather than disappear into it.
Green. A muted sage against cream, softer than the blue and closer in weight to the gray than to the ginger coffee. Photographed above a bed with pale green walls, where it nearly matches the paint.
Gray. Cool silver-gray against cream, and the one colorway that ships on a noticeably lighter, honey-toned wood beam rather than the darker walnut-stained beam under the other three. If beam color matters to the room, this is worth knowing before you order.
Where this actually earns its place
Above a headboard first - every one of our own room photographs places it there, and at 80 cm wide it sits comfortably over a queen or full bed without needing a second piece beside it. As rope wall decor that carries visual weight without needing a second object nearby, it does the job a wide framed print usually does.
Second, a living room feature wall behind a sofa, where its width and drape read as a single sculptural object rather than a flat picture - the kind of piece a shopper searching rope wall art is usually picturing rather than yet another rope fringe panel.
Third, a home office or studio wall, based on our own desk-and-bookshelf staging photograph. At 300 g it's light enough for a wall that also holds shelving, and its horizontal 80 cm span suits a wall behind a desk better than a tall, narrow piece would.
Honest limits
Bathroom is on our own suggested-room list, and that's a poor fit. This is 100% cotton rope with no stated water resistance; a humid bathroom risks mildew and shrinkage that a living room or bedroom wall does not.
The wood beam isn't the same tone across colors. The gray colorway sits on a visibly lighter, honey-toned beam; ginger coffee, blue and green all sit on a darker walnut-stained beam.
No hanging hardware is shown or included. The back of the beam never appears in any photograph, so this page can't confirm what's back there - budget for your own picture hooks.
Only one size exists, despite this page carrying a "Size" selector. 80 x 60 cm is the sole option in it.
No care instructions are published. Treat it like any cotton textile: keep it dry, out of direct sun for color, and away from anywhere it could be regularly brushed against or pulled.
Before you buy
How big and how heavy is it?What is it made of?
100% cotton rope, draped over a solid wood beam. This is one of the few listings in this collection where we give a clean, unambiguous material figure rather than a vague "Textile & Fabric" entry.
Is there anything included to hang it with?
No.
Can I get it in a different size?
No. This page shows a "Size" selector, but 80 x 60 cm is the only value in it - there is no smaller or larger version to choose.
Which color should I pick?
Blue and green are the cooler, calmer options; ginger coffee is the boldest contrast; gray is the coolest neutral, and the only one on a noticeably lighter wood beam than the other three. Match the rope color to the wall, and note the beam-tone difference on gray if that matters to your room.
Is this okay to hang in a bathroom?
Our own product card lists bathroom among suggested spaces, but the material is 100% cotton rope with no published water resistance. A humid bathroom risks mildew and shrinkage over time; a living room, bedroom or study wall is the safer call.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
How big is this rope wall hanging?
80 cm / 31.5 in wide by 60 cm / 23.62 in tall, weighing 300 g - identical across all four colorways.
Can I order this rope wall art in a different size?
No. This page shows a Size selector, but 80 x 60 cm is the only value in it. There is no smaller or larger version to choose.
What is this rope wall hanging made of?
100% cotton rope, draped over a solid wood beam. This is one of the more clearly stated material claims in this collection - no vague 'Textile & Fabric' entry here.
is this rope wall art knotted macrame?
No. The macro photograph shows two loops of rope draped and crossed at the center over a curved wood beam - not tied macrame knots. The technique is closer to weaving strands through each other than to knotting them.
How do you hang a wall hanging with a wood beam?
Since the piece is 80 cm wide and 300 g, spacing two picture hooks along the beam rather than using a single central point keeps it level.
what colors does this come in?
Four: ginger coffee, gray, blue and green, each paired with cream in the same two-loop drape. All four share the same 80 x 60 cm size and 300 g weight.
Do all the colors look the same otherwise?
Almost - except the wood beam. The gray colorway ships on a visibly lighter, honey-toned beam, while ginger coffee, blue and green all ship on a darker walnut-stained beam.
What's a good rope wall hanging for above a bed?
This one is photographed above a headboard in our own room shots and is 80 cm wide, a comfortable span for a queen or full bed without needing a second piece alongside it.
What wall art works well in a home office?
Our own staging photograph shows this piece above a desk and bookshelf. At 300 g and a horizontal 80 cm span, it suits a wall behind a desk better than a tall, narrow piece would.
Is this okay to hang in a bathroom?
Our own product card lists bathroom among suggested spaces, but the material is 100% cotton rope with no published water resistance. A humid bathroom risks mildew and shrinkage over time; a living room, bedroom or study wall is the safer call.
what's the difference between this and a macrame wall hanging?
Construction, mainly. This piece drapes two loops of rope over a curved wood beam and crosses them at the center; macrame ties individual cords into knots to build a pattern. The visual result is a continuous wave here rather than a knotted grid.
How do I care for a cotton rope wall hanging?
Keep it dry and out of direct sun for color, the safe default for cotton textiles without a specific care label.
Will the rope loops sag or lose their shape over time?
Not addressed by us. Rope shipped folded or coiled typically holds a crease at first; letting it hang for a day after unpacking settles most of that as gravity pulls the drape straight.
Does this work in a boho living room?
We declare its own style as Boho, Modern Abstract, and its room photography backs that up - staged above beds and desks in warm, plant-filled, neutral-walled rooms.
is a rope wall hanging a good housewarming gift?
It's a single piece that needs only a couple of picture hooks, in a choice of four colors, at 84.99. Ask which color suits the recipient's wall before choosing, since the four are quite different - warm ginger coffee versus cool blue or gray.
how much does this rope wall hanging cost?
This one lists at 84.99, with a compareAt of 169.99, flat across all four colorways. Price moves with the store's own promotions, so check the current listing for today's figure.
Does the wood beam count as a frame?
No. The curved wood beam is the structural top rail, not a picture frame or backing board. There's nothing behind the rope.
Will it arrive ready to hang, or does it need steaming/shaping?
Rope that travels folded tends to hold creases; hanging it and giving it a day usually lets gravity pull the two loops back into a clean drape.
is this safe to hang near a child's bed?
The rope loops hang loose below the beam and aren't a fixed fringe, which makes them pullable. No weight rating or safety certification is published, so this page hangs it out of easy reach rather than making a safety claim it can't support.
What's the best wall color to pair with a blue rope wall hanging?
A muted green or neutral wall, per the other room photographs in this piece, keeps the rope as the focal point rather than competing with it.
