Large Living Room Wall Decor, Single Deep U Swag in Five Colorways
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Item detailsMaterials, dimensions, what is in the box
The 200 cm on our drawing is not a width. It is the length of the curve
Two of the five option images carry a red dashed line traced around the outside of the U with "200cm / 78.74in" written on it. That is the distance along the curve - the path the cord takes from one batten, down around the bottom of the U and back up to the other. It is not the flat width of the piece and it is not how much wall it takes.
The other three option images carry the figures that actually matter: each batten is 40 cm / 15.7 in wide, and the piece drops 100 cm / 39.3 in. Those are the numbers to measure your wall against.
What you are hanging is a single deep U of banded cord slung between two short dark wood battens. The cord runs in flat vertical bands of two or three colors that stay parallel all the way around the curve, so the U reads as a ribbon with stripes rather than as a mass of fringe. It is large living room wall decor with one gesture in it and nothing else.
What you get
One hanging, in the numbered option you pick. The options are colorways; all five are the same size.
Two separate battens, each 40 cm wide, dark stained. They are not joined to each other - the cord is what connects them, and the gap between them is set by you.
Banded cord. Flat vertical stripes of two or three colors running the length of the curve, not blended and not woven into a pattern.
No loose ends. Every strand starts on one batten and finishes on the other, so there is no fringe hem and nothing to comb straight.
No fixings. None included, and this piece needs at least two.
Dimensions, and the number that misleads
Three of the five option drawings are dimensioned properly; two carry only the curve length. Both are below so you can see the difference.
Batten width
40 cm / 15.7 in each. There are two of them.
Drop
100 cm / 39.3 in from the battens to the lowest point of the U
The 200 cm figure
The length of the cord's path around the curve, marked with a dashed line on two of the option images. Not a width, and not a wall measurement.
Batten spacing
In our photographs the two battens sit roughly 20-30 cm apart with one slightly lower than the other.
Total width on the wall
About 100-110 cm with that spacing: two 40 cm battens plus the gap. Our arithmetic, not a figure.
Wall needed
About 125 x 130 cm, allowing air at the sides and below the curve
Material
Polyester and cotton. A blend, with no percentage.
How to hang it
The spacing is the design decision. The two battens are separate, so how far apart you fix them sets how deep and how wide the U hangs. Closer together and the curve is narrow and deep; further apart and it flattens into a shallow arc. Our photographs sit around 20-30 cm apart. Try it on the floor first - lay both battens down, set the cord into the curve you want, and measure the gap before you drill anything.
Then one fixing per batten, at different heights. Every photograph sets one batten slightly lower than the other, which tilts the U and stops it reading as a symmetrical horseshoe. That asymmetry is most of what makes the shape work.
No weight is published, so use a proper hook or plug rather than an adhesive strip. Two short battens carrying this much cord are not heavy, but nobody has told us how heavy.
There is nothing to comb. Because both ends of every strand are fixed to a batten, the cord cannot fray and has no hem to drop. Straighten the bands by hand on arrival - run a finger down to keep the stripes parallel - and they stay put.
Specs · 11 rows
Object
Single deep U of banded cord slung between two separate dark wood battens
Batten width
40 cm / 15.7 in each, two per piece
Drop
100 cm / 39.3 in
Curve length
200 cm / 78.74 in measured around the U - a path length, not a wall dimension
Material
Polyester / cotton. No percentage.
Craft of weaving
Knit. The photographs show parallel cord bands, not knitting and not knotwork.
Colorways
01 cream; 02 olive and cream; 03 brown, tan and cream; 04 navy, teal and blue; 05 purple, lilac and cream
Battens
Dark stained wood, separate from each other.
Batten spacing
Set by whoever hangs it.
Weight and hardware
Neither is stated by us
Brand
Unbranded.
Picking a colorway
01, cream. Undyed throughout, no banding. It is the one that reads as pure shape - on a colored wall it becomes a white line drawn in the air, which is the cleanest version of this design and the one we shoot against green.
02, olive and cream. Two-tone, quiet. The green and cream bands are close enough in value that from a distance you read the curve first and the stripes second.
03, brown, tan and cream. Three warm bands, the most traditional of the five. Good against a teal or a deep blue wall, which is exactly where we put it.
04, navy, teal and blue. The highest contrast of the five, and the only cool-toned one. It holds a pale wall on its own.
05, purple and lilac. The outlier. Two violets against cream - a genuinely unusual color for this category and the one to pick if the point is that nobody else has it.
Where this actually earns its place
Above a sideboard or a low console, which is where the proportion belongs. A 100 cm drop needs clear wall beneath it, and a piece with no bottom edge - the curve simply turns and goes back up - sits over a horizontal surface without the hard line a framed piece would add.
Second, a large blank wall in a living room where a gallery arrangement would be too busy. One curve, two fixings, and 125 cm of wall solved. As boho wall decor it is at the graphic end rather than the textural one.
Third, a stairwell or a double-height wall, seen from below and from an angle. The U shape reads from any direction, unlike a flat panel that only works face on - and because the battens are separate you can tilt the whole composition to follow a staircase line.
Honest limits
The 200 cm figure is not a width. It is the cord's path around the curve, and two of the five option images show only that number. Measure your wall against 40 cm battens and a 100 cm drop instead.
Good if you want control; awkward if you wanted a fixed number.
No weight figure exists for any of the five options.
The option names are bare numbers. 01 through 05 tell you nothing about the color. The list above is the only place they are named.
What the photographs show is parallel bands of cord running between two battens.
No care instructions. Dust only.
Before you buy
How big is it?
Each of the two battens is 40 cm / 15.7 in wide and the curve drops 100 cm / 39.3 in. Hung at the spacing we photograph, the whole piece takes about 100 to 110 cm of width - so allow roughly 125 x 130 cm of wall.
What does the 200 cm on the drawing mean?
It is the length of the cord's path around the U, traced with a dashed line, not a width or a wall measurement. Two of the five option images show only that figure; the other three carry the real dimensions, 40 cm per batten and a 100 cm drop.
How far apart do the two battens go?
That is your decision - they are separate pieces and the cord is what joins them. Closer together gives a narrow, deep curve; further apart flattens it into an arc. Our photographs sit around 20 to 30 cm apart. Lay it out on the floor and measure the gap before drilling.
Should the two battens be level?
No. Every photograph sets one slightly lower than the other, which tilts the U and stops it reading as a symmetrical horseshoe. The asymmetry is most of what makes the shape work.
What color is each number?
01 cream, 02 olive and cream, 03 brown with tan and cream, 04 navy with teal and blue, 05 purple and lilac with cream. The option values are bare numbers and do not say.
Does the cord fray at the bottom?
There is no bottom edge to fray. Every strand starts on one batten, runs around the curve and finishes on the other, so both ends are fixed. Nothing to comb, nothing to hem, no creases to drop.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
what should I hang above my bed instead of a headboard?
Option 05 is a violet and lilac colorway, which nothing else in either batch offers, and option 01 is plain cream. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.
How do I hang a heavy wall hanging on drywall?
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 bedroom above a headboard.
Is a fabric wall hanging safe to hang above a crib?
Hang it above the reach line and out of arm's reach of a cot. Option 05 is a violet and lilac colorway, which nothing else in either batch offers, and option 01 is plain cream.
how do I get the creases out of a new wall hanging?
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. Between them the range runs from the loudest to the quietest piece in the collection under one set of numbers that tell the buyer neither.
How much should I pay for a large boho wall hanging?
What is fixed is what ships: 5 options and no hardware. The options are 01: undyed cream throughout; 02: olive green, sage and cream; 03: dark brown, tan and cream.
How do I clean a cotton wall hanging?
Dust it with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting, working downward with the cord. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.
good housewarming gift under 100 dollars?
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 a choice of option to make, so check what they would pick. Between them the range runs from the loudest to the quietest piece in the collection under one set of numbers that tell the buyer neither.
Is polyester and cotton wall art good quality?
Polyester / Cotton. A blend, not pure cotton, and the page does not describe it as cotton.
what to hang above a headboard in a small bedroom?
Yes. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa. Medium to wide. Above a three-seat sofa it covers about half the sofa; above a double bed it sits inside the headboard width. No dimension card in any frame.
Dorm wall decor that does not damage the wall?
It is photographed in a living room above a sofa and in a bedroom above a headboard. Medium to wide. Above a three-seat sofa it covers about half the sofa; above a double bed it sits inside the headboard width. No dimension card in any frame. Polyester / Cotton. A blend, not pure cotton, and the page does not describe it as cotton.
macrame vs knit cord wall hanging what is the difference?
Macrame is tied by hand and a woven tapestry is made on a loom. This piece is cord hung and shaped rather than knotted, so it sits closer to a fringe hanging than to true macrame. Straight dark stained batten. One continuous bank of cord hung in nested loops with no crossing and no lattice. Option color values are the bare numbers 01 to 05.
what is the difference between a tapestry and a wall hanging?
A single deep u swag on a straight dark batten. Straight dark stained batten. One continuous bank of cord hung in nested loops with no crossing and no lattice. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.
how do I stop a wall hanging from fading in the sun?
No light fastness rating is published. Direct sun will lift color out of any dyed cord in time, so a wall that does not take midday sun is the safer place for it. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.
How heavy is a large fabric wall hanging?
What the photographs do show is the proportion: Medium to wide. Above a three-seat sofa it covers about half the sofa; above a double bed it sits inside the headboard width. No dimension card in any frame. Between them the range runs from the loudest to the quietest piece in the collection under one set of numbers that tell the buyer neither.
Do fabric wall hangings collect dust?
Dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.
How many options does this come in?
5. They are: 01: undyed cream throughout; 02: olive green, sage and cream; 03: dark brown, tan and cream; 04: navy, teal and pale blue on cream; 05: violet, lilac and cream. Above a three-seat sofa it covers about half the sofa; above a double bed it sits inside the headboard width.
Which option is the most neutral?
The cream or undyed option where there is one. The full list is: 01: undyed cream throughout; 02: olive green, sage and cream; 03: dark brown, tan and cream; 04: navy, teal and pale blue on cream; 05: violet, lilac and cream. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.
Is there anything about this piece I should know first?
Option color values are the bare numbers 01 to 05. Polyester / Cotton. A blend, not pure cotton, and the page does not describe it as cotton.
What is the wood?
A stained panel or dowel. Option color values are the bare numbers 01 to 05.
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. Option 05 is a violet and lilac colorway, which nothing else in either batch offers, and option 01 is plain 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. Between them the range runs from the loudest to the quietest piece in the collection under one set of numbers that tell the buyer neither.
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.
How far from the ceiling should I hang it?
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. The options are 01: undyed cream throughout; 02: olive green, sage and cream; 03: dark brown, tan and cream.
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. Above a three-seat sofa it covers about half the sofa; above a double bed it sits inside the headboard width.
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. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.
How is this different from a printed tapestry?
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 a bedroom above a headboard.
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. Polyester / Cotton. A blend, not pure cotton, and the page does not describe it as cotton.
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. Option 05 is a violet and lilac colorway, which nothing else in either batch offers, and option 01 is plain cream.
How big is it?
Each of the two battens is 40 cm / 15.7 in wide and the curve drops 100 cm / 39.3 in. Hung at the spacing we photograph, the whole piece takes about 100 to 110 cm of width - so allow roughly 125 x 130 cm of wall.
What does the 200 cm on the drawing mean?
It is the length of the cord's path around the U, traced with a dashed line, not a width or a wall measurement. Two of the five option images show only that figure; the other three carry the real dimensions, 40 cm per batten and a 100 cm drop.
How far apart do the two battens go?
That is your decision - they are separate pieces and the cord is what joins them. Closer together gives a narrow, deep curve; further apart flattens it into an arc. Our photographs sit around 20 to 30 cm apart. Lay it out on the floor and measure the gap before drilling.
Should the two battens be level?
No. Every photograph sets one slightly lower than the other, which tilts the U and stops it reading as a symmetrical horseshoe. The asymmetry is most of what makes the shape work.
What color is each number?
01 cream, 02 olive and cream, 03 brown with tan and cream, 04 navy with teal and blue, 05 purple and lilac with cream. The option values are bare numbers and do not say.
Does the cord fray at the bottom?
There is no bottom edge to fray. Every strand starts on one batten, runs around the curve and finishes on the other, so both ends are fixed. Nothing to comb, nothing to hem, no creases to drop.
