Fabric Wall Hangings, 5 Swag Shapes Across 16 Colorways

• One hanging, in the code you pick. The second option, "As shown," has a single value and decides nothing - the Color option is the only real choice, and it sets both the shape and the colorway at once.
• A dark wood batten, full width of the piece, on every one of the sixteen.
• Looped cord on B, C and D. Every strand runs from the batten down through a curve and back up to the batten, so there is no hem and nothing to fray.
• Cut fringe on A and E. A hangs as five vertical panels with a scalloped top; E hangs as one asymmetric drape with two long tails past the bottom of the curve.
• Wooden beads, on B only. A string of pale round beads follows the top curve of each of the four B colorways. None of the other four shapes has them.
• No fixings. Nothing is listed in our package contents beyond the hanging itself.

What is true is that the dimension applies to the shape, not the colorway: every A is 120 x 85 cm regardless of which of the five colors you pick, and the same holds for B, C, D and E.

Tape the width and drop for your letter onto the wall before you order. A 120 cm batten and a 60 cm drape are not variations on a theme - they are different amounts of wall, at the same price, and the option thumbnail alone will not tell you which you are looking at.

Anything 100 cm or wider - the A, B and D shapes - wants two fixings, set well inside the ends of the batten. One central hook on a batten that long lets it rotate and sag. The C and E shapes, at 80 cm and 60 cm, can usually run on a single fixing.

Weight is published for only two of the five shapes. Where it is missing, plan heavy rather than light: a 120 cm batten carrying this much cord is not a picture-hook object, whatever its actual weight turns out to be. Use a proper hook or a wall plug, not an adhesive strip rated for a print.

The D and E shapes are asymmetric by design - D's two arches cross off-center, and E's two tails hang at different lengths. Decide which way the piece leans into the room before you drill; there is no adjusting it afterward without moving the batten.

A, the fringed panel. Five vertical bands of cut fringe with a scalloped top edge instead of a curve - the one genuine large tapestry wall hanging in the set at 120 x 85 cm, and the only shape without looped cord. Five colorways: olive, rust, teal with mustard, navy with teal, charcoal with gray - each running color-cream-color-cream-color across the five panels.

B, the beaded swag. Three deep arches with a line of pale wooden beads tracing the top curve - the only shape with beads. 100 x 60 cm, 710 g, in blue, charcoal, green, or rust and gold.

C, the plain double-V. Two arches, no beads, ombre fading to a cream point - the smallest, simplest shape at 80 x 60 cm and 450 g. Its two colorways are close enough in hue that we would not order by name alone: C-01 runs a touch darker and greener, C-02 a shade softer and sandier.

D, the crossed double-arch. Two arches overlap off-center rather than mirror each other, so the deepest point sits to one side. 100 x 70 cm, in rust and gold, blue, green, or charcoal.

E, the single drape. One asymmetric V with two uneven tails trailing past the bottom - the smallest option at 60 x 55 cm, and the only shape sold in just one colorway, olive fading to cream.

A large, mostly empty living room wall behind a sofa or console is where A and B belong. At 120 or 100 cm wide, either reads as a piece of large living room wall decor on its own, and the texture keeps it from looking like a flat rectangle stuck on the wall.

An entryway or a narrow run beside a doorway suits the smaller C and E better - 80 cm and 60 cm fit where a 120 cm panel would crowd the trim, and both read as texture rather than picture next to a mirror or console.

A reading corner or a wall seen at an angle rather than face-on is where D's off-center drape does the most work - the asymmetry reads as intentional from an angle in a way it would not straight on. Whichever letter you pick, this is fabric wall hangings in the fullest sense: texture and shadow first, picture second.

• Price does not track size. Every one of the sixteen options is $149.95, from the 60 x 55 cm E drape to the 120 x 85 cm A panel - roughly three times the wall coverage for the same money. That is not a flaw in the object, but it is worth knowing before you pick the smallest option out of habit.
• We did not carry those fields forward as fact.
• Weight is published for two shapes out of five. B (710 g) and C (450 g) have a number. A, D and E do not, despite A being the largest and heaviest-looking piece in the set.
• C-01 and C-02 look almost identical in the thumbnail. Both are green-to-cream ombre at the same size; the difference is a shade of tone, not a different design. Open both option images before ordering if the exact shade matters.
• Sixteen colorways are not evenly spread. A has five, B and D have four each, C has two, and E has exactly one. If you want the single-drape E shape, olive and cream is the only color it comes in.
• No hardware ships with any of the sixteen, including the 120 cm A shape that most needs two properly rated fixings.