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Item detailsMaterials, dimensions, what is in the box
The rail is cut to an S, and the cord crosses under it off-center
Almost everything in this category hangs from a straight bar. That is why so much of it reads as a curtain: a horizontal line at the top, vertical cord below, and a hem. Change the bar and the whole object changes.
Here the rail is cut into a shallow S - it rises at one end, dips through the middle and lifts again - and the cord hangs from it in two wide loops that cross each other once, off-center, then separate again. Nothing is symmetrical. The result is 80 x 60 cm of movement with no straight line anywhere in it.
The cord is banded: flat vertical stripes of color and undyed cream running parallel all the way around each loop, so the two loops read as ribbons rather than as bundles of rope. The supplier declares 100% cotton.
What you get
One hanging, in the color you pick. The packing list reads "ornaments x 1 pcs".
An S-cut wooden rail, 80 cm end to end, in a dark walnut tone on three colorways and a paler oak on one.
Two crossed loops of banded cord, each a flat ribbon of parallel strands rather than a bundle.
No loose ends. Every strand starts and finishes on the rail, so there is no fringe, no hem and nothing to comb.
No fixings. None included or described.
Dimensions, and what they mean on your wall
All four colorways carry their own supplier diagram and all four agree. That is more consistency than most listings in this collection manage.
Width
80 cm / 31.5 in, end to end along the rail
Height
60 cm / 23.62 in, from the top of the rail to the lowest point of the outer loop
Wall needed
About 100 x 85 cm to give it air at the sides and below
Above a bed
A double headboard is about 140 cm. At 80 cm this sits centered with clear wall either side, which is the proportion in the supplier's bedroom frames.
Above a sofa
A three-seat sofa is 200-220 cm. At 80 cm this covers roughly 40% - it works above one end, or centered on a narrower two-seat.
Hanging height
The lowest point is not in the middle. Because the loops cross off-center, the deepest drop sits toward one side - check which before you decide the clearance below.
Weight
Not published for any of the four colorways
Depth off the wall
Not published. The loops cross over one another, so the piece stands proud where they meet.
How to hang it
Two fixings, near the ends of the rail. An 80 cm rail carrying two loops of cord on one central hook will rotate, and on a rail cut to a curve that shows instantly - the S stops sitting level and starts looking like a mistake. No weight is published, so use wall plugs rather than picture hooks.
Check which way round it goes before you drill. The design is asymmetric in two ways at once: the rail rises more at one end, and the loops cross off-center. Hold it against the wall and look at it from where you will usually stand - the deeper side normally wants to point into the room rather than out of it.
Level the rail, not the cord. The S curve makes it tempting to eye it up against the loops, which hang unevenly by design. Put a level on the rail's mounting points and ignore everything below them.
There is nothing to comb. Both ends of every strand are fixed, so the piece arrives in its finished shape - no fringe to separate, no crease to drop. If a ribbon has twisted in transit, run a hand along it to lay the strands flat again.
Specs, straight from the supplier · 11 rows
Object
Two crossed loops of banded cord hanging from an S-cut wooden rail
Width
80 cm / 31.5 in
Height
60 cm / 23.62 in
Material
100% cotton, per the supplier's attribute table, and cotton in its description text. The two agree.
Construction
Each strand starts and finishes on the rail. No fringe, no hem, no loose ends.
Banding
Flat vertical stripes of color and undyed cream running parallel around each loop
Rail
Cut to a shallow S. Dark walnut tone on orange, blue and green; paler oak on gray. Species not stated.
Colors
Orange, gray, blue, green - each banded with cream
Packing list
1 piece
Weight, depth and hardware
None of the three is stated
Brand
Unbranded. The supplier's brand field reads none.
Picking a color
Orange is a terracotta rust rather than a bright orange, banded with cream and a paler sand. It is the warmest of the four and the one the supplier shoots against a clay wall - it belongs in a room with timber, leather or unglazed pottery in it.
Blue is a deep teal-navy with cream. The highest contrast of the four and the one that reads furthest across a room; it is also the only colorway with a close-up detail frame, if you want to see the banding before you commit.
Green is a soft sage with cream - the quietest option, and the one that sinks into a warm neutral wall if you are not careful. Best against white or a cool gray.
Gray is the odd one out in a useful way: it is the only colorway on a pale oak rail rather than dark walnut, so the whole piece reads lighter. If a dark rail would be too heavy on your wall, this is the version to take.
Where this actually earns its place
Above a bed. At 80 cm it centers over a double headboard with clear wall either side, which is the proportion that reads as deliberate rather than as filling. There is no glass and no frame directly over a pillow, and the asymmetry gives a headboard wall something that is not another rectangle.
Second, above a sideboard, a console or one end of a sofa. The S-cut rail breaks the horizontal line of the furniture below instead of repeating it - which is the single thing a straight-barred hanging cannot do, and the reason to choose this shape over a fringe panel.
Third, a wall you see from the side: a hallway, a landing, the wall opposite a doorway. Because the loops cross over one another the piece has real depth where they meet, so it still reads as an object at an angle. As boho wall decor it is on the sculptural side rather than the soft one.
Honest limits
It is asymmetric in both directions, and that is a commitment. The rail rises more at one end and the loops cross off-center, so the piece has a correct way round for your room and you choose it when you drill.
No weight is published for any colorway, on a piece that needs two fixings in an 80 cm rail. Err heavy.
No hanging fitting is described, and none is visible in any of the eleven supplier frames. Check the back of the rail on arrival before deciding where the screws go.
The styled room photographs appear to be computer-generated. The dimensions come from the supplier's own diagrams and are consistent across all four colorways, but treat the rooms as mood rather than as evidence.
"Macrame" in the supplier's title is wrong. There is no knotwork here. Cord is laid in flat parallel ribbons and looped over a shaped rail.
No care instructions. None published. Dust only.
Before you buy
How big is it?
80 cm / 31.5 in wide and 60 cm / 23.62 in tall, published on all four colorway diagrams and consistent across them. Allow about 100 x 85 cm of wall.
How many fixings does it need?
Two, near the ends of the rail. An 80 cm rail on one central hook rotates, and on a curved rail that shows immediately. No weight is published, so use wall plugs rather than picture hooks.
Which way round does it hang?
Your choice, but decide before you drill. The rail rises more at one end and the loops cross off-center, so the deeper side normally wants to point into the room rather than out of it. Hold it up and look from where you usually stand.
Does the cord fray or need combing?
No. Every strand starts and finishes on the rail, so there is no fringe and no hem - the piece arrives in its finished shape. If a ribbon has twisted in transit, run a hand along it to lay the strands flat.
Is it really cotton?
The supplier declares 100% cotton in its attribute table and repeats cotton in its description text, with no conflicting claim anywhere. That is a declaration rather than a test result, but the two sources agree.
What is different about the gray one?
Its rail. Gray is the only colorway mounted on a pale oak rail; the other three use a dark walnut tone. It makes the whole piece read noticeably lighter, which matters on a dark or strongly colored wall.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
How big is it?
80 cm / 31.5 in wide and 60 cm / 23.62 in tall, published on all four colorway diagrams and consistent across them. Allow about 100 x 85 cm of wall.
How many fixings does it need?
Two, near the ends of the rail. An 80 cm rail on one central hook rotates, and on a curved rail that shows immediately. No weight is published, so use wall plugs rather than picture hooks.
Which way round does it hang?
Your choice, but decide before you drill. The rail rises more at one end and the loops cross off-center, so the deeper side normally wants to point into the room rather than out of it.
Does the cord fray or need combing?
No. Every strand starts and finishes on the rail, so there is no fringe and no hem - the piece arrives in its finished shape. If a ribbon has twisted in transit, run a hand along it to lay the strands flat.
Is it really cotton?
The supplier declares 100% cotton in its attribute table and repeats cotton in its description text, with no conflicting claim anywhere. That is a declaration rather than a test result, but the two sources agree.
What is different about the gray one?
Its rail. Gray is the only colorway mounted on a pale oak rail; the other three use a dark walnut tone. It makes the whole piece read noticeably lighter, which matters on a dark or strongly colored wall.
Is it macrame?
No, despite the supplier's title. There is no knotwork on it - the cord is laid in flat parallel ribbons and looped over a shaped rail.
Will it hang level?
Level the rail, not the cord. The S curve makes it tempting to judge by the loops, which hang unevenly by design. Put a level on the rail's mounting points and ignore everything below them.
Is there a fringe at the bottom?
No. The loops turn and go back up to the rail, so the lowest edge is a curve rather than a cut hem.
How many pieces come in an order?
One. The supplier's packing list reads 'ornaments x 1 pcs'.
Can it go above a sofa?
Above one end of a three-seat sofa, or centered over a two-seat. At 80 cm it covers roughly 40% of a full three-seat wall, which reads as undersized if centered on its own.
How do I clean it?
Dust it. No care instruction is published, and cotton cord in a fixed shape is not something to wash.
Does it stand off the wall?
Yes, where the two loops cross over one another. No depth figure is published, but the piece is not flat and reads as an object from an angle.
Will it fit above a double bed?
Yes, comfortably. A double headboard is about 140 cm and this is 80 cm, so it centers with clear wall either side - the proportion the supplier photographs.
Is any hardware included?
No. Nothing is included and no hanging fitting is described or visible in any photograph, so check the back of the rail on arrival.
Which color shows best from a distance?
Blue. The deep teal-navy against cream is the highest contrast of the four. Sage is the quietest and can sink into a warm neutral wall.
What is the cord banding?
Flat vertical stripes of color and undyed cream that run parallel all the way around each loop, so the loops read as ribbons rather than as bundles of rope.
Can I hang it in a hallway?
It suits one. Because the loops cross and stand proud of the wall, the piece still reads as an object when seen at an angle - which flat panels do not.
Is the rail one piece?
It appears to be, but the supplier does not say. A related listing for the same construction discloses that its rail ships in two halves to be spliced; this one is silent on the point, so check on arrival.
Where is the lowest point?
Not in the middle. Because the loops cross off-center the deepest drop sits toward one side, so measure clearance below from that side rather than from the centre.
Will the color fade?
No colorfastness statement is published. Undyed cream is stable; the dyed bands on a sunlit wall will lift over years, as any dyed cotton does.
Does it come assembled?
It arrives ready to hang as far as the supplier's packing list shows - one piece, nothing to build. No assembly step is described.
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