Arched Board Cord Hanging, 30 x 85 cm, 3 Colors

• One hanging, in the one color you choose. Photographs showing two pieces are two separate orders staged together.
• An arched wood board, 30 cm wide - pale on the two-tone options, dark on the plain Cream one.
• Fine twisted cotton cord, hung straight and close-packed enough to read as a solid panel of color.
• A curved hem on the two-tone options, a straight hem on Cream.
• Nothing to hang it with. No fitting is described and none is visible in any photograph.

There is no size diagram in this page's image gallery at all. The measurements are printed on each color's own photograph instead, and they agree across every option: 30 cm wide, 85 cm long. We also gives a weight there, which almost none of them do.

Cream & Green splits the panel down the middle - undyed cream on the left, a deep olive green on the right, on the pale board. The green is space-dyed rather than flat, so it shifts between olive and a grayer sage as the light moves across it. It is the one that does the most on a white wall.

Cream & Brown is the same construction in a warm rust-brown. Against the pale board it reads closer to a single object than the green does, because the two tones sit nearer each other.

Cream is undyed cord on the dark walnut board, with the straight hem. It is the quietest of the three and the only one with nothing to fade - but it is also the only one whose board is dark, so it needs a wall that can carry the contrast.

One fixing at the center of the board. At 30 cm wide and rigid, it does not need two, and the cord below has no structure that could twist.

No hanging fitting is described by us and none is visible in any of its photographs. The boards sit close to the wall, which suggests something small on the back, but that is an inference rather than a fact - check the back on arrival before you drill, and be ready to add a sawtooth hanger.

Use the published weight. 300 to 328 g is light for a piece this size, which means a good adhesive hook rated well above that is a fair option on plaster where you do not want a hole - worth knowing, because most listings of this kind publish no weight at all and leave you guessing.

Comb the cord downward once it is hanging.

Beside a doorway or in a narrow return. At 30 cm wide it belongs to the tall, thin walls that framed art fits badly, and at 85 cm it has enough length to look intentional there rather than stranded.

Above a console or a sideboard, as the vertical. A long horizontal surface wants something with height above it, and a single arched panel does that job without the visual weight of a framed piece or the fuss of a gallery arrangement.

In a pair, either side of a bed or a window.

• The board color is not in the option name. Cream comes on a dark walnut-toned board; the other two come on a pale one. Nothing in this page says so except the photographs.
• The hem shape changes too. Curved on the two-tone options, straight on Cream - also unmentioned.
• One order is one hanging. Several photographs show two pieces together.
• Cotton and wood, with no percentages or wood species given.
• No hanging fitting is described or shown. Check the back of the board before you drill.
• Dyed cord fades. The green and the brown are dyed; the cream is not. Keep the colored options off a wall that takes hard afternoon sun.
• No care instructions. Comb and dust the cord. Untreated wood and cotton are not things to wash.

Is the hem the same shape on all three?

No. The two-tone options have the cord cut in a curve that follows the arch; plain Cream is cut straight across.

Can I use an adhesive hook?

At 300 to 328 g, yes, provided the hook is rated well above that. Having a published weight is what makes that a decision rather than a guess.

Is a hanging fitting included?

Nothing is described by us and nothing is visible in its photographs. The boards sit close to the wall, which suggests something small on the back, but check before you drill.

What wood is the board?

Is the green a flat color?

No, it is space-dyed - the tone shifts along each strand between olive and a grayer sage, which is visible in the close photograph and is what keeps a solid block of one color from looking printed.

Which color works best on a white wall?

Cream & Green. It carries the most contrast of the three. Plain Cream on the dark board needs a wall that can hold the contrast of the board itself.

Can I hang two as a pair?

Yes, and they balance exactly - all three options share one width and one length, so two hung at the same top line match. The green and the brown together is our own pairing.

Will it suit a narrow wall?

That is its best use. At 30 cm wide it fits the tall thin walls that framed art fits badly, and 85 cm of length keeps it from looking stranded there.

Does it work above a sideboard?

Yes - a 120 to 150 cm sideboard takes it centered as a single vertical accent. Above a double bed it covers about a fifth of the width, so treat it as a marker or hang a pair.

Will the cord look flat when it arrives?

Yes, at first.

Will the color fade?

The green and the brown are dyed cord and will fade over years in direct sun. The cream is undyed and has nothing to lose. No colorfastness rating is published.

How do you clean it?

No care instructions are published. Comb and dust it; neither untreated wood nor cotton cord is something to wash.

Why is the plain Cream option heavier?

Its hem is cut straight rather than curved, so it keeps more cord length - 328 g against 300 g. That is our reading of our own two weights.

Are there other colors?

We also makes an all-green and an all-rust version on the dark board. Neither is stocked here, which is why they are not shown.

How thick is it?

The board sits close to the wall in every room shot, but no depth figure is given.

Is it suitable above a bed?

Yes. There is no glass and no frame, and at about 300 g there is very little weight above a pillow.