Divider Curtain for Room, Macrame Door Panel in 6 Sizes

Every option publishes a real width and drop, which almost nothing else in this batch does, and the buyer for a door curtain is measuring an opening rather than choosing a picture. There is one colorway: Undyed natural cream on every option.

This macrame panel works well for that: it's an open knotted weave, so light comes through in soft vertical lines rather than a flat wash, while the knotted header still breaks up the view for some privacy. Pattern A runs 90x180, 95x200 and 100x200 cm; pattern C runs 90x180, 110x180 and 130x180 cm, so measure your window and pick the closest match rather than guessing from the photo.

A full length macrame door curtain in two patterns. Wooden rod through a knotted heading; pattern A fills the upper third with repeating diamonds, rosettes and open eyelets, then releases the cords with. Filed in a wall art collection but it is a door curtain: it hangs on a rod and covers an opening.

Hang it above the reach line and out of arm's reach of a cot. We don't have a flame rating or a safety certification on file for this piece, so treat it the way you would any cord decor near a crib rather than assuming it's certified. What does help here: every option publishes a real width and drop — pattern A at 90x180, 95x200, 100x200 cm; pattern C at 90x180, 110x180, 130x180 cm — so you can measure the actual wall before you commit to a size.

Dust it with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting, working downward with the cord so you follow the weave instead of fighting it. We don't have a washing method on file for this piece, and cord that's been soaked rarely hangs straight again, so skip water. There's one colorway across every size, an undyed natural cream, which shows dust less than a darker cord would.

Hanging cord is inviting to a cat. Hang it clear of anything a cat can climb, and expect a low fringe to be played with if it is within reach. Six real sizes on the option axis: A at 90x180, 95x200 and 100x200 cm; C at 90x180, 110x180 and 130x180 cm.

The options are: Undyed natural cream on every option. 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.

A polyester/cotton blend, not pure cotton. If 100% cotton is a requirement for you, this piece doesn't meet it.

There's also a pattern and size choice to make first (dense diamond-lattice pattern A versus scalloped, long-fringe pattern C, in three sizes each), so check which look and width they'd actually want before you order.

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. It is photographed in an interior doorway as a portiere.

They can, since the open knotwork has a lot of surface area for dust to settle on. Dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting rather than shaking it out. We don't have a care label on file for this piece, so we won't put a number on how often, but a lighter, more frequent pass beats letting it build up in the knots.

The published measurement is 90 x 180 cm, 100 x 200 cm, 95 x 200 cm. Six real sizes on the option axis: A at 90x180, 95x200 and 100x200 cm; C at 90x180, 110x180 and 130x180 cm. In the doorway the 100 x 200 fills a standard interior door frame floor to head. Measure the wall first: the number that matters is the gap you are filling, not the piece. It is photographed in a window as a light screen.

It ships from our warehouse, and the delivery estimate shown at checkout is the one to trust — we don't have a transit-time figure on file to promise a date beyond that. What is fixed regardless of when it arrives: one curtain panel only, no pole and no hardware, so plan that purchase separately so you're not waiting twice.

Consider it, with one caveat: no pole ships with it, so the recipient needs their own rod or dowel and ten minutes to thread the curtain on. There is a choice of pattern (A or C) and size to make, so check which they would want.

Price sits with the page and moves with the store's own promotions, so we won't quote a figure here that would go stale. What's fixed is the build: a knotted header down to hanging cord across six real sizes, in a Polyester/Cotton blend, with no pole or hardware included — the labor is in the knotting itself, which is why a plain woven curtain of the same size is usually cheaper.

6. They are: Undyed natural cream on every option. In the doorway the 100 x 200 fills a standard interior door frame floor to head.

The cream or undyed option where there is one. The full list is: Undyed natural cream on every option. It is photographed in an interior doorway as a portiere.

We publish 90x180, 95x200 and 100x200 cm for pattern A, and 90x180, 110x180 and 130x180 cm for pattern C. Anything beyond that, including depth off the wall and weight, isn't in our record. Our own free-text description separately lists a seventh size, 75x200 cm, that isn't offered as an option here at all.

Two things worth knowing before you order: it's filed in a wall art collection but it's really a door curtain — it hangs on a pole and covers an opening rather than mounting flat. A polyester/cotton blend, not pure cotton.

None ships with this. Every wooden pole in the lifestyle photographs is a styling prop — our package line reads "1 x Door Curtain (other accessories demo in the picture is not included)." Bring your own rod or dowel, sized to the width you order; a tension rod or a length of dowel both work.

No fixings ship with this piece at all — no hook, no nail, no rings, no tiebacks, and no pole. It's the curtain panel only, so plan to supply your own hanging hardware sized to whichever pattern and width you order.

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. Every option publishes a real width and drop, which almost nothing else in this batch does, and the buyer for a door curtain is measuring an opening rather than choosing a picture.

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. The published measurement is 90 x 180 cm, 100 x 200 cm, 95 x 200 cm.

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. There is one colorway: Undyed natural cream on every option.

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. Six real sizes on the option axis: A at 90x180, 95x200 and 100x200 cm; C at 90x180, 110x180 and 130x180 cm.

Cord holds damp and dries slowly, so keep it off a bathroom wall and away from a kettle or a shower door. We don't have a moisture rating on file for this piece. Because it's a knotted weave rather than a flat panel, damp cord can also sag out of shape as it dries, so a dry hallway or bedroom wall is a safer spot than anywhere steam collects.

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. It is photographed in an interior doorway as a portiere.

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. It is photographed in a window as a light screen.

The cord is dyed rather than printed, so the color runs through the strand rather than sitting on the surface. We don't have a light-fastness figure on file, so treat strong, direct sun as a risk over time. There's one colorway across every size and pattern here, an undyed natural cream.

We don't have a flame rating on file for this piece, so we won't call it heat safe. Keep it off a wall directly above a radiator or a heater, and remember it's a door curtain built to hang on a pole across an opening rather than a flat wall piece, so a radiator wall usually isn't where it's headed anyway.

No. Our package line reads "1 x Door Curtain (other accessories demo in the picture is not included)." Every wooden pole shown in the lifestyle photographs is a styling prop, not part of the box. Bring your own rod or dowel, sized to the width you order — from a tension rod to plain dowel both work with the threading methods above.

The fast way: leave the connecting rope at the top of the curtain tied, and thread your pole straight through it. The tidier way: untie that connecting rope first, then knot each cord bundle onto the pole individually, which our diagram frames as the more finished-looking result — worth the extra time if it's staying up long-term.

Our own free-text description lists seven sizes for this design, and 95x200 cm isn't one of them — the closest listed size is 90x200 cm. The per-variant image for the A-95x200 option clearly prints 95 cm, so that's the figure we publish, but our own two records don't agree with each other, and we're not the ones who can resolve which one is right.

Pattern A carries a dense band of diamonds, rosettes and open eyelets that runs almost halfway down the panel before the cord runs plain, finished with a more even hem. Pattern C uses a shorter scalloped header and lets most of the length fall as long, unevenly fringed cord. Both are available at 90x180 cm, so the size alone will not tell you which pattern you are ordering -- check the option name.

Depends on the size. A standard US interior door is roughly 200-203 cm / 79-80 in tall. The 200 cm-tall options (A at 95x200 or 100x200 cm) come close to that height; the 180 cm-tall options (A and C at 90x180, plus C at 110 and 130 cm) sit 20-23 cm / 8-9 in short of the floor if the pole is mounted above the frame.

Only partly. It's an open knotted weave with real gaps between cords, so it softens a sightline and breaks up light rather than blocking a view outright. We call it "semi-transparent," which is an honest word for what it does to light — it's not a privacy claim in the way a solid curtain would be, so don't rely on it where you need a room fully screened.

Pattern C at 110 or 130 cm is the widest we offer — 130 cm / 51.18 in is wider than any standard interior door, which is why we photograph it as an event backdrop rather than a literal door curtain. For a genuinely wide opening, measure the width you're covering and compare it against the sizes above rather than assuming any option will stretch to fit.

No, it's a styling prop. Our package line states the box contains "1 x Door Curtain" and nothing else — the pole, the plants, the furniture and the flowers in every lifestyle photograph are staged, not shipped. Budget separately for a tension rod or dowel sized to the width you order.

It's built and photographed as a door curtain — a knotted header threaded onto a pole, meant to hang across an opening — even though the title calls it a "Macrame Door Panel" and it sits in our fiber wall art collection alongside pieces meant for a flat wall. Treat the room-divider and window uses as the primary ones when deciding if it fits your space.