Green Wall Decor, Wave Cut Wood Arch with Crossed Green Swags
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Item detailsMaterials, dimensions, what is in the box
Two ribbons of cord crossing under a wave-cut arch, tied where they meet
Most fiber wall art is one gesture: a fan, a swag, a panel. This is two, and they interfere with each other. A sage green ribbon of cord and a cream one both hang from a wave-cut wooden arch, swing down in opposite directions, cross near the centre and are bound together with a wrapped band where they meet. Below the crossing they separate again and fall to different depths.
It reads as a knot at a distance and as two continuous lines up close, which is unusual in this category and is the whole reason to own it. There is no fringe, no hem and no loose end anywhere - every cord starts and finishes on the arch.
The arch itself is cut to a shallow S rather than left straight, so the top edge of the piece already has movement in it before the cord does. It is green wall decor in a specific, restrained sense: two greens and a cream, no pattern, no beads, nothing else.
What you get
One hanging, one option. The picker offers a single value, "A" - there is nothing to choose.
A wave-cut wooden arch, in a warm mid-brown with visible grain running along the curve.
Two crossed ribbons of cord - sage green and undyed cream, each made of many parallel strands held flat rather than bundled.
A wrapped binding where the two cross, in cream, which is what holds the shape.
No loose ends and no fringe. Every strand returns to the arch.
No fixings. None included or described.
Dimensions: our estimate, and why
There are only three images in the entire listing.
One of those three, however, is a real photograph of a person standing beside the piece with her hands on it - not a render. So unlike products in this collection whose images are computer-generated, here a scale estimate is defensible. The figures below are scaled off that photograph using head height as the reference, and they are ours, not our.
Width
Approximately 95-105 cm across the arch. HOUSELAND ESTIMATE from the scale photograph.
Drop
Approximately 55-65 cm from the arch to the lowest cord. Same method.
Why a range
The wall recedes slightly in the photograph, so the arch is seen at an angle. A single figure would imply more precision than the image supports.
Wall needed
About 125 x 90 cm on those estimates
Depth off the wall
The crossing point stands clearly proud of the wall in the close photographs, so this is not a flat piece.
If the exact size matters
Message us before ordering and we will ask we. We would rather do that than print a specification that does not exist.
How to hang it
Two fixings, at or near the ends of the arch. The arch is a rigid wooden piece roughly a meter long carrying the whole weight of the cord, and a single central hook would let it rotate - which on a wave-cut shape is immediately visible, because the S stops sitting level.
No weight is published, so use wall plugs rather than picture hooks. A meter of hardwood plus this much cord is not a pin-and-hope object.
Check the crossing before you fix the second screw. The two ribbons hang from the arch and cross near the centre, and the exact position of that crossing shifts slightly with how the arch sits. Hold it up, look at where the binding lands, then mark.
There is nothing to comb or straighten. Both ends of every strand are fixed to the arch, so the piece arrives in its finished shape and stays in it. Flatten any ribbon that has twisted in transit by running a hand along it - the strands sit side by side rather than bundled, and they will lie back down.
Specs · 10 rows
Object
Two crossed ribbons of cord hanging from a wave-cut wooden arch, bound where they meet
Material
100% cotton, and natural cotton rope in its description text.
Arch
Wave-cut wooden board, warm mid-brown, grain running along the curve.
Colors
Sage green and undyed cream. One option only.
Binding
A wrapped cream band at the crossing point
Loose ends
None. Every strand returns to the arch.
Dimensions
See the estimate above.
Weight and hardware
Neither is stated
Brand
Unbranded.
Where this actually earns its place
Above a sofa or a sideboard on a plain wall. This piece needs empty space around it more than most - the crossing is the subject, and it disappears against a busy wall or in a gallery arrangement. One meter of hanging on two meters of blank plaster is the right proportion.
Second, a room where the color scheme is already set and you want texture rather than another color. Sage and cream are as quiet as this category gets, and the interest is entirely in the geometry. As boho wall decor it is on the architectural side rather than the soft one.
Third, a wall seen at an angle - a hallway, a stairwell landing, the wall opposite a door. Because the crossing stands proud of the wall, this piece has depth from the side, which a flat panel does not. As large wall hanging options go it is one of the few that improves as you walk past it.
Honest limits
No dimensions are published. We have given a range rather than a number because the photograph shows the wall at an angle.
Three images exist in total. One scale shot and two close-ups. There is no photograph of it in a furnished room, so you are judging the scale from our estimate rather than from a styled scene.
No weight figure, which matters on a meter-long rigid arch. Use two fixings and rated plugs.
One option, no choices. The picker's single value "A" means color, size and configuration are all fixed.
"Macrame" in our title is wrong. There is no knotwork - the cord is laid flat in ribbons and bound once at the crossing.
No care instructions. Dust only, and do not pull on the binding.
Before you buy
How big is it?
Scaled from its own photograph of a person standing beside the piece, we estimate roughly 95 to 105 cm across the arch and 55 to 65 cm of drop. Those are our figures, given as a range because the photograph shows the wall at an angle.
Why is the size a range rather than a number?
Because the estimate comes from a photograph taken at a slight angle, and a single figure would claim more precision than the image supports. Where a real photograph of a person exists we will scale off it and say so; where only renders exist we give no figure at all.
How many fixings does it need?
Two, at or near the ends of the arch. It is a rigid wooden piece about a meter long carrying all the cord, and a single central hook lets it rotate - which shows immediately on a wave-cut shape. No weight is published, so use wall plugs.
Is it really cotton?
100% natural cotton rope. Two sources agreeing is more than most listings in this category manage.
Is there any fringe or loose cord?
None. Every strand starts on the arch, runs down through the crossing and returns to the arch. There is nothing to fray, nothing to comb and no hem to drop straight - it arrives in its finished shape.
Is it macrame?
No. There is no knotwork on it. The cord is laid flat in two wide ribbons that cross once and are bound together with a wrapped band.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
what is the best boho wall decor for a small apartment?
It is photographed in a living room above a sofa and in a bedroom above a headboard. Wide. Above a three-seat sofa it spans about two thirds of the sofa; above a double bed it fills the headboard width. No dimension is published anywhere.
what color wall art goes with a beige couch?
The options are: A: sage and deep green loops with undyed cream. 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.
what wall art makes a bedroom feel warmer?
One option, called A, and no size. This is the fifth listing in the collection built on the wave-cut batten with crossing bound swags, and the only one that publishes neither a dimension nor a color. There is one colorway: A: sage and deep green loops with undyed cream.
what is the best wall art for a dorm room?
Yes. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa. Wide. Above a three-seat sofa it spans about two thirds of the sofa; above a double bed it fills the headboard width. No dimension is published anywhere.
What wall decor can i get under 100 dollars?
What is fixed is what ships: 1 option and no hardware. Above a three-seat sofa it spans about two thirds of the sofa; above a double bed it fills the headboard width.
best housewarming gift for someone with a new apartment?
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 one option, so there is nothing to get wrong. The single option is named 'A' and carries no color and no size.
What wall art works above a three seat sofa?
What the photographs do show is the proportion: Wide. Above a three-seat sofa it spans about two thirds of the sofa; above a double bed it fills the headboard width. No dimension is published anywhere. There is one colorway: A: sage and deep green loops with undyed cream.
What wall art is safe for renters with plaster walls?
A single hook into drywall is usually enough for a cord and wood piece this size, and a stud is better if you have one behind the spot you want. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa. 100% Cotton.
How long does shipping take on handmade wall decor?
It ships from our warehouse and the delivery estimate shown at checkout is the one to trust.
What wall art holds up in a humid room?
Dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting. Above a three-seat sofa it spans about two thirds of the sofa; above a double bed it fills the headboard width.
boho wall decor for a bridal shower?
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 three-seat sofa it spans about two thirds of the sofa; above a double bed it fills the headboard width. No dimension is published anywhere. The single option is named 'A' and carries no color and no size.
Is there more than one version of this?
No. One option ships, so there is no color or size decision to make and nothing to get wrong when you order. It is photographed in a bedroom above a headboard.
What is the wood?
A stained panel or dowel. This is the fifth listing in the collection built on the wave-cut batten with crossing bound swags, and the only one that publishes neither a dimension nor a color name.
Will it shed?
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. There is one colorway: A: sage and deep green loops with undyed cream.
Will it work in a rental?
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. Above a three-seat sofa it spans about two thirds of the sofa; above a double bed it fills the headboard width.
Is the price for one piece?
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. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.
Does it work with other art on the same wall?
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. 100% Cotton.
What happens if it gets damp?
Cord holds damp and dries slowly. Keep it off a bathroom wall and away from a kettle or a shower door. The single option is named 'A' and carries no color and no size.
Will it suit a small room?
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. This is the fifth listing in the collection built on the wave-cut batten with crossing bound swags, and the only one that publishes neither a dimension nor a color name.
Is the color dyed all the way through?
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.
Is it safe over a radiator?
Keep it off a wall directly above a radiator or a heater. There is one colorway: A: sage and deep green loops with undyed cream.
Will it arrive creased?
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. Above a three-seat sofa it spans about two thirds of the sofa; above a double bed it fills the headboard width.
Is it easy to post on to someone else?
Yes. It is light and it folds, so it goes in a padded envelope or a small box without a frame to protect. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.
Can it be hung outdoors for a day?
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. It is photographed in a bedroom above a headboard.
Why do similar pieces vary so much in price?
Cord weight, the amount of knotwork and whether a piece is genuinely hand tied account for most of it.
How big is it?
Scaled from its own photograph of a person standing beside the piece, we estimate roughly 95 to 105 cm across the arch and 55 to 65 cm of drop. Those are our figures, given as a range because the photograph shows the wall at an angle.
Why is the size a range rather than a number?
Because the estimate comes from a photograph taken at a slight angle, and a single figure would claim more precision than the image supports. Where a real photograph of a person exists we will scale off it and say so; where only renders exist we give no figure at all.
How many fixings does it need?
Two, at or near the ends of the arch. It is a rigid wooden piece about a meter long carrying all the cord, and a single central hook lets it rotate - which shows immediately on a wave-cut shape. No weight is published, so use wall plugs.
Is it really cotton?
100% natural cotton rope. Two sources agreeing is more than most listings in this category manage.
Is there any fringe or loose cord?
None. Every strand starts on the arch, runs down through the crossing and returns to the arch. There is nothing to fray, nothing to comb and no hem to drop straight - it arrives in its finished shape.
Is it macrame?
No. There is no knotwork on it. The cord is laid flat in two wide ribbons that cross once and are bound together with a wrapped band.
