Wall Art for Above Bed, 66 x 20 cm Macrame Leaf Trio
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Item detailsMaterials, dimensions, what is in the box
A bare strip of wall beside the bed, and nothing that fits it
A framed print needs width to look deliberate. The strip of wall beside a headboard, at the end of a run of open shelving, or beside a doorway rarely has that width to give - so it usually stays bare, or collects whatever small thing was left with nowhere else to go.
This is a macrame leaf wall hanging built for that strip: a narrow bank of straight cord hung from a short wooden dowel, with three knotted leaf pendants strung down the center on beaded cords. Each leaf is a spine of tight knots combed out into a flat teardrop, threaded through two or three round wooden beads above it. At 20 cm wide it is wall art for above bed in the sense of beside it rather than over it - it is not wide enough to center over a headboard, and it was not built to be.
Two colorways, and they are not the same object in two shades. Milky white pairs a cream fringe with a cream leaf and two dark forest-green leaves below it. Gray pairs a slate-gray fringe with a cream leaf, a pink leaf and a coral leaf. Picking between them is picking a different palette, not a lighter or darker version of the same one.
What you get
One hanging, in the color you pick. Photographs showing both colorways together are showing how they pair on a wall, not what ships in one order.
Three knotted leaf pendants, strung on cords below the main fringe, each threaded through two or three round wooden beads.
Milky white: one cream leaf, two forest-green leaves. The fringe itself is cream.
Gray: one cream leaf, one pink leaf, one coral leaf. The fringe itself is slate gray. Three colors on one hanging, not one.
A cord hanging loop from a short wooden dowel. No nails, hooks or wall hardware are included.
Dimensions, and what they mean on your wall
Gray colorway: 20 cm wide, 66 cm long, folds down to a 20 x 20 cm package for shipping. No separate diagram exists for Milky white, but every side-by-side photograph in our description - three of them - shows the two colorways hung at matching height and matching drop, which is the basis for treating them as the same size.
Width
20 cm / 7.87 in, both colors
Length
66 cm / 25.98 in, published for Gray; Milky white is not separately dimensioned but reads as the same length against Gray in every paired photograph
Folded package size
20 x 20 cm, from our own packaging photograph
Leaf size
Not measured separately. Scaled against the 20 cm hanging width in the photographs, each leaf pendant looks to be roughly 8-10 cm across - stated here as a read of the images, not a figure.
Twenty centimeters is narrow enough that this reads as an accent beside furniture rather than a centerpiece over it. Mark 20 by 66 cm in tape beside the headboard, a shelf unit or a doorframe before you order - on an open wall with nothing beside it, a piece this narrow tends to look stranded.
How to hang it
One fixing carries the whole piece: the cord hanging loop is already tied from the dowel, so a single nail or picture hook through the top of the triangle is enough for either color. No weight is published, but the construction is fringe, beads and three small leaf pendants - light by any reasonable estimate.
Let the three leaf pendants hang at their natural staggered lengths rather than trying to level them - our own beaded cords are cut to different lengths on purpose, so the leaves fall top to bottom rather than side by side. It arrives folded into a compact package, so expect the fringe to carry creases; hang it and let gravity and a day or two do the work before deciding it needs attention.
Treat it the way other knotted-cord pieces in this collection are treated: dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on the lowest setting, and do not wash it.
Specs · 11 rows
Object
Narrow fringe wall hanging on a wooden dowel, with three knotted leaf pendants on beaded cords
Material
POLYESTER
Size
20 x 66 cm / 7.87 x 25.98 in, published for the Gray colorway; Milky white matches it in every paired photograph but has no separate diagram
Folded package
20 x 20 cm
Milky white
Cream fringe, one cream leaf, two forest-green leaves
Gray
Slate-gray fringe, one cream leaf, one pink leaf, one coral leaf
Construction
Short wooden dowel with a cord hanging loop; a flat bank of straight cords cut level; three leaf pendants, each a knotted spine combed to a flat teardrop, strung on cords through wooden beads
Hanging hardware
A cord loop from the dowel is built in. No nails, hooks or wall hardware.
Brand
Unbranded.
Picking a color
Milky white. A quiet neutral: cream fringe, a cream leaf, then two dark forest-green leaves. It is the calmer of the two and sits closest to a plain, light wall without adding a second color story to the room.
Gray. Slate-gray fringe carrying three different leaf colors - cream, pink, coral. It is the busier, more decorative option, and the one to pick if the room can carry a pastel accent rather than a single quiet tone.
The two are priced the same, so the decision is entirely about palette rather than size or cost.
Where this actually earns its place
Beside a bed, on the strip of wall a headboard leaves bare. Our own staging puts it exactly there, at roughly lamp height, which is the placement this piece is proportioned for rather than a wide statement over the pillows.
Second, beside open shelving or a bookcase - a vertical accent that does not compete with what is displayed on the shelves themselves. The narrow width means it adds texture to the wall without taking up the room a wider piece would need.
Wall art for above bed and similar searches usually turn up wide horizontal pieces; this is the answer for the narrow vertical gap those pieces leave unfilled - the corner of a bedroom wall, the end of a run of shelving, or a doorway with a few spare inches beside it.
Honest limits
Only the Gray colorway has a published size diagram. Milky white is treated as the same 20 x 66 cm based on three paired photographs showing matching height and drop, not a separate figure.
No weight is published for either color. Nothing here is invented to fill that gap.
Two colorways, not two shades of one design. Milky white is cream-and-forest-green; Gray is cream-pink-coral on slate. A buyer choosing by the color name alone, without opening a photograph, would not expect that the leaf colors change too.
No leaf measurement is published. The 8-10 cm estimate above is scaled off the photographs against the 20 cm hanging width, not a figure, and is labeled as such.
Before you buy
How big is it?
20 cm wide by 66 cm long, published for the Gray colorway. Milky white has no separate diagram but matches Gray in height and drop across three paired photographs, so it is treated as the same size.
Is it cotton or polyester?
Polyester.
What is different between Milky white and Gray besides the fringe color?
The leaf pendants change too. Milky white carries one cream leaf and two forest-green leaves; Gray carries one cream leaf, one pink leaf and one coral leaf. They are two different palettes, not the same three leaves recolored.
Will this cover the wall above my bed?
Not on its own. At 20 cm wide it is proportioned to sit beside a headboard rather than centered above one - our own staging photograph shows it at roughly lamp height beside a bed, not spanning the width of a pillow row.
What comes in the box, and do I need anything to hang it?
One wall hanging on its dowel, in the color you ordered, folded into a 20 x 20 cm package. A cord hanging loop is already tied from the dowel; you need one fixing rated for a light picture frame, and nothing else is supplied.
Does it arrive wrinkled?
It folds down to a 20 x 20 cm package for shipping, so expect creases in the fringe on arrival. No unfolding instructions are published; hanging it and giving it a day or two is the usual fix for packing creases on pieces like this.
How do I clean it?
Dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on the lowest setting, and do not wash it - the leaf pendants are knotted, and wetting knotted cord tightens it unevenly.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
How big is it?
20 cm wide by 66 cm long for the Gray colorway. Milky white has no separate diagram, but it matches Gray for height and drop in every paired photograph in our description.
Is Milky white the same size as Gray?
There is no published diagram for Milky white to confirm it exactly. In three side-by-side photographs the two colorways hang at matching height and drop, which is the basis for treating them as the same 20 x 66 cm - but it is a photograph comparison, not a figure.
What is different between Milky white and Gray besides the fringe color?
The leaf pendants change too. Milky white carries one cream leaf and two forest-green leaves; Gray carries one cream leaf, one pink leaf and one coral leaf. They are two different palettes, not the same three leaves recolored on a different background.
How much does it weigh?
The construction - fringe cord, wooden beads and three small leaf pendants - is light by any reasonable estimate, but no figure is printed anywhere in the source data.
How does it hang?
From a cord loop already tied to the dowel, so one small fixing carries the whole piece. No nails, hooks or wall hardware are included.
What are the beads for?
Round wooden beads sit above each leaf pendant, threaded onto the cord between the main fringe and the leaf itself.
How do I clean it?
Dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on the lowest setting, and do not wash it - the leaf pendants are knotted, and wetting knotted cord tightens it unevenly.
Does it arrive wrinkled?
Our own packaging photograph shows it folded down to a 20 x 20 cm package for shipping, so expect creases in the fringe. Hanging it and giving it a day or two is the usual fix for packing creases on pieces like this; no we instruction is published beyond that.
What should I hang on the wall beside my bed?
A narrow vertical piece rather than a wide one - the strip of wall beside a headboard is usually too narrow for a framed print. This hanging is 20 cm wide and photographed at roughly lamp height beside a bed, which is the placement it is proportioned for.
Will this cover the wall above my bed?
Not on its own. At 20 cm wide it is built to sit beside a headboard rather than centered above one; it is not wide enough to read as a single piece spanning a pillow row.
What wall decor works in a small apartment?
Narrow vertical pieces, because small apartments tend to have narrow wall segments between doors, windows and furniture rather than wide open runs. At 20 cm wide this fits that shape.
What can I hang beside open shelving?
A narrow vertical accent that does not compete with what is displayed on the shelves. We photograph this exact placement - beside a bookcase - and the narrow width is what makes it work there rather than a wider tapestry.
Do I need special hardware to hang it?
No. A single nail or picture hook through the cord loop is enough for either color. No weight is published, but the construction is light enough that a standard picture hook is more than adequate.
Can I hang it in a rental without drilling?
Yes - it has one hanging point and no published weight of consequence, so a rated adhesive hook is a reasonable substitute for a nail. Test the hook on a spare patch of wall first, since no weight figure exists to check it against.
Is it safe near a crib or a young child?
It carries loose wooden beads on cords, which is a reason to hang it well above a standing child's reach rather than near a cot.
How is this different from a wide macrame tapestry?
Width. Most macrame wall hangings searched as "wall art for above bed" are wide horizontal pieces meant to span a headboard. This one is 20 cm wide and built for the narrow strip beside furniture, not to span it.
Are the leaves knotted or attached separately?
Each leaf pendant is a spine of tight knots combed out into a flat teardrop, strung on its own cord through wooden beads. They hang below the main fringe rather than being knotted into it.
Do the two colors cost different amounts?
No. Both Milky white and Gray are listed at the same price, so choosing between them is a question of palette, not cost.
Which color is more neutral?
Milky white - cream fringe with a cream leaf and two forest-green leaves is the quieter, more monochrome option. Gray carries three different leaf colors (cream, pink, coral) against a gray fringe, which reads as the more decorative choice.
Would this work on a wedding welcome table backdrop?
It hangs from a single cord loop, so it works on a backdrop frame or a hired stand as easily as on a wall - our own gallery includes a wedding welcome wall staging shot. At 20 cm wide, plan on using several together rather than one to fill a backdrop.
Is this a good housewarming gift?
It ships folded flat, needs one hook, and there is a color decision to make - Milky white's cream-and-green palette or Gray's pastel-on-slate palette - so check which the recipient would pick before ordering.
Will the fringe shed?
Cut cord ends can shed a little at first and settle within a week or two, which is typical of cut fringe generally. No we statement addresses it specifically for this piece.
Is the style description accurate?
We describe the object - a narrow leaf-pendant fringe hanging - instead of repeating that label.
