Wall Art for Large Living Room Wall, Dip Dyed Fringe, 5 Sizes
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Item detailsMaterials, dimensions, what is in the box
A three-seat sofa wall has a lot of blank space above it, and most tapestries are sized for a twin bed
Wide, low furniture creates wide, low walls above it, and a lot of wall art is sized for a headboard rather than a seven-foot sofa. Scaling up from a normal-sized tapestry usually means buying two and hanging them side by side, which is its own headache of matching dye lots and spacing gaps evenly.
This is wall art for large living room wall built as one continuous piece rather than a pair: a single wide panel of dip-dyed cotton-look fringe on a plain wood pole, sized from 60 cm up to 130 cm of hanging width across five options. The color runs from undyed cream at the top through a gray-taupe band into teal and down to a deep blue at the fringe tips, dyed in soft horizontal bands that blur into each other rather than a hard printed line, so no two cords break color at exactly the same height. The hem is left uneven rather than trimmed level, so the bottom edge reads like a rough horizon rather than a straight cut.
We also call this a large tapestry wall hanging for one specific job worth repeating rather than dropping: we frame it as "functional art" for concealing an electrical meter box, and the width range here - up to 130 cm - is wide enough to actually cover one, a fuse panel, or a patched section of drywall that a smaller piece could not hide. That's our own framing, passed along because it is a specific, checkable claim rather than vague styling talk - not something we've tested against an actual meter box.
What you get
One panel, five sizes. Every option is the same design at a different width and, for four of the five, the same 80 cm drop.
A plain wood pole that runs past the fringe on both sides - about 20 cm longer than the panel itself on every size, or roughly 10 cm of bare pole per side to rest on a hook or a pair of nails.
A dip-dyed gradient, cream fading through a gray-taupe band into teal and down to deep blue, in soft blurred bands rather than a hard-edged stripe.
An uneven fringe hem, cords ending at slightly different lengths so the bottom edge reads as a rough horizon line instead of a level cut.
Dimensions, and what they mean on your wall
No size diagram exists for this piece; every measurement below comes from the five option names themselves, which is the only place these numbers are published.
Extra small
Pole 80 cm / 31.5 in, panel 60 cm / 23.6 in wide, 60 cm / 23.6 in drop. $129.99.
Small
Pole 100 cm / 39.4 in, panel 80 cm / 31.5 in wide, 80 cm / 31.5 in drop. $189.99.
Medium
Pole 120 cm / 47.2 in, panel 100 cm / 39.4 in wide, 80 cm / 31.5 in drop. $239.99.
Large
Pole 140 cm / 55.1 in, panel 120 cm / 47.2 in wide, 80 cm / 31.5 in drop. $289.95.
Extra large
Pole 150 cm / 59.1 in, panel 130 cm / 51.2 in wide, 80 cm / 31.5 in drop. $299.99.
Pole overhang past the panel
About 20 cm / 7.9 in total on every size - roughly 10 cm / 4 in of bare pole on each side. Arithmetic on the pole and panel figures above, not a separately published measurement.
Drop, by size
Only the smallest option is shorter, at 60 cm. Every other size keeps the drop fixed at 80 cm and widens instead - going up a size adds width, not height.
Depth off the wall
The fringe hangs straight down from the pole with no frame or backing board.
Measure your sofa or the object you want covered before you size up. Because four of the five options share the same 80 cm drop, the choice between them is really a choice of width alone - useful if you are trying to match a specific span of wall, awkward if you wanted the piece to also get taller as it gets wider.
How to hang it
The pole rests on whatever you mount it to - a pair of nails or hooks under each end, spaced to the pole length for your size, or a single central hook if the pole and its own knotted cord loop can take the weight (no weight figure is published to confirm that they can). No hardware ships with any size, so plan your own fixings before it arrives.
Center the piece on the furniture below it - a sofa, a bench, an armchair - rather than on the wall as a whole, since a large panel reads as off-balance if it is centered on a wall segment that the furniture does not fill. Leave the uneven hem alone rather than trying to trim it level; the irregular length is the point of the horizon-line effect, and cutting it changes the dye pattern along with the shape.
Specs · 10 rows
Object
A dip-dyed fringe panel on a plain wood pole, uneven hem
Material
The photographs show twisted cord and a wood pole; we don't claim a fiber content beyond what is visible.
Sizes
Five: pole/panel/drop combinations from 80/60/60 cm up to 150/130/80 cm
Color
One dip-dyed gradient on every size: cream to gray-taupe to teal to deep blue
Construction
Cord hung from the pole in a single dense rank; color dyed in blurred horizontal bands; hem left uneven
Stated use
Living room, entryway or "bedhead" wall art; also marketed as covering an electrical meter box
Hanging hardware
None supplied and none described
Picking a size
Extra small, 60 cm wide, $129.99. The only size with the shorter 60 cm drop as well as the narrowest width - proportioned differently from the other four rather than simply the smallest version of the same shape.
Small, 80 cm wide, $189.99. The narrowest of the four 80 cm-drop sizes, closer to a normal single-panel wall hanging than to the "large wall" sizes above it.
Medium, 100 cm wide, $239.99. A reasonable width above a loveseat or a wide console, still well short of covering a standard three-seat sofa.
Large, 120 cm wide, $289.95. Wide enough to span most of a three-seat sofa's back cushions and the size the "large living room wall" framing is really aimed at.
Extra large, 130 cm wide, $299.99. The widest option, ten centimeters more than Large for twenty dollars more - the best per-centimeter value on the whole size run if you have the wall for it.
Where this actually earns its place
Above a long, low sofa first, which is the room this store's own photography leans on hardest and the case the "large living room wall" framing is written for. At Large or Extra Large width, the panel runs the visual length of a three-seat sofa instead of leaving bare wall on either side of a narrower piece.
Second, over a wide entryway bench or console, where the pole's own overhang gives it a slightly architectural line even before the fringe starts - a different effect from a hanging with no rigid top edge.
Third, and worth taking at face value rather than dismissing as a marketing line: covering an unattractive fixture on an otherwise large blank wall - an electrical meter box, a fuse panel, a patched repair - where the width options up to 130 cm give more coverage than most decorative wall hangings offer. This is large wall art for living room that is doing a job as much as decorating one.
Honest limits
The photographs show twisted cord and a wood pole, and that is as far as this page goes; we will not print "cotton" because it looks like cotton.
We cannot confirm which version actually ships.
Height does not scale with width. Four of the five sizes share an identical 80 cm drop; only the smallest is shorter. Sizing up mostly buys width, not height - worth knowing if you pictured the largest option as simply a bigger version of the smallest.
The "meter box covering" use is our own framing, not a tested claim. It is specific enough to be worth repeating, but we have not measured it against an actual meter box or fuse panel.
No weight, no hanging hardware and no care instructions exist for any of the five sizes.
Before you buy
What is it made of?
The photographs show twisted cord and a plain wood pole; beyond what is visible, no fiber content is published.
Does it really cover an electrical meter box?
That is our own framing for this design - we call it "functional art" for concealing a meter box - and the wider sizes, up to 130 cm, offer more coverage than most wall hangings in this category. It has not been measured against an actual meter box, so treat it as a plausible, specific claim rather than a guarantee for your particular box.
Do the larger sizes get taller as well as wider?
Mostly no. Four of the five sizes share the same 80 cm drop; only the smallest option is both narrower and shorter. Moving up in size is primarily a width decision.
Is the color the same on every size?
As far as the option list is concerned, yes - there is one dip-dye colorway across all five sizes, not a separate color choice. That said, most of our own reference photographs show an extra dark green band our product photography does not include; see Honest limits for the full explanation.
What comes with it to hang it?
Nothing. The pole overhangs the panel by about 10 cm on each side, which is what rests on your own fixings.
Will the uneven hem fray or need trimming?
No care or hem-finishing instructions are published, so there is nothing on record either way. The uneven hem is the intended shape of the piece - it is meant to look like a rough horizon line rather than a level edge, so trimming it would change the design, not just tidy it.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
what is this wall hanging made of?
The photographs show twisted cord on a plain wood pole; beyond what's visible, no fiber content is published, so we won't claim cotton, wool or any other specific fiber just because it looks that way.
what sizes does this large wall art come in?
Five: panel widths of 60, 80, 100, 120 and 130 cm, each on a wood pole about 20 cm longer than the panel. The drop is 60 cm on the smallest size and 80 cm on the other four, so width is the main variable across the range.
does the height increase with the width?
Mostly no. Four of the five sizes share the same 80 cm drop and only get wider as the price goes up; only the smallest option is both narrower and shorter (60 cm drop). Sizing up is primarily a width decision.
will this fit above a three-seat sofa?
The Large (120 cm) and Extra Large (130 cm) options are sized to run most or all of the back-cushion width of a typical three-seat sofa; the three smaller sizes read as narrower accent pieces rather than a full-width statement. Measure your sofa's back-cushion span before choosing.
can this really cover an electrical meter box?
That's our own stated purpose for this design - we frame it as 'functional art' for concealing a meter box - and the wider sizes, up to 130 cm, offer more coverage than most decorative wall hangings. We haven't measured it against a specific meter box or fuse panel, so treat it as a plausible, specific claim rather than a guarantee for your installation.
is the color the same on every size?
Yes, as far as the option list goes - there's one dip-dye colorway, not a separate color choice, across all five sizes.
why do some photos show a green band and others don't?
Six of nine reference photographs for this design show a fifth, dark green 'mountain silhouette' band between the gray-taupe section and the teal section. We cannot confirm from the available data which version ships, and say so rather than picking one and presenting it as certain.
what do i need to hang it?
Your own hardware. The pole overhangs the fringe by about 10 cm on each side, which is the part that rests on whatever fixing you supply.
can i hang it from a single center hook?
Only if the pole and its own knotted cord loop can support the weight, and no weight figure is published to confirm that. A pair of end supports under the pole overhang is the safer default absent that number.
should i trim the uneven hem to make it level?
No care or hem-finishing guidance is published, so there's no instruction either way. The uneven hem is the intended shape - a rough horizon line rather than a level edge - so trimming it changes the design, not just the tidiness.
how do i clean it?
Dust it with a soft brush or a vacuum on the lowest setting and avoid washing until you know how the unstated fiber responds - twisted cord that's been soaked doesn't always dry back to its original shape.
does it come with a hanging pole, or do i need to buy one?
The pole is part of the piece - the fringe is fixed to it, not sold separately - so nothing additional is needed there. What is not included is anything to mount the pole itself to your wall.
what is the smallest size, and how is it different from the others?
The Extra Small option: an 80 cm pole, a 60 cm wide panel, and a 60 cm drop. It is the only size with the shorter drop; every other size keeps an 80 cm drop and only the width changes.
which size gives the best value per centimeter of width?
Extra Large, by the numbers here: it is 10 cm wider than Large for $10 more ($299.99 vs. $289.95), the smallest price jump per centimeter of width on the whole size run.
is this good entryway wall decor?
Yes - one of this store's own photographs shows it above an entryway bench, where the pole's rigid top edge gives it a more architectural line than a hanging with no rod. Measure the wall above your bench against the panel widths before choosing a size.
can i hang this above a bed?
No bed-specific sizing guidance exists beyond the five widths on offer, so match the width to your headboard the same way you would above a sofa.
is this cotton?
Not confirmed. If a specific fiber content matters for your use, treat it as unknown rather than assuming cotton.
how is this different from a normal-sized macrame tapestry?
Scale, mainly. Most macrame or fringe wall hangings in this size range top out around 100-120 cm at most; this piece runs to 130 cm on one continuous panel rather than requiring two smaller pieces hung side by side to cover the same width.
does the pole come pre-strung, or do i assemble it?
The photographs show the fringe already knotted onto the pole as one finished piece; no assembly instructions are published, which is consistent with it arriving ready to hang rather than requiring the buyer to string it.
is the fringe dyed or is each cord a different pre-dyed color?
Dyed after the fact, based on the photographs: the color bands blur into each other and no two adjacent cords break color at exactly the same height, which is consistent with dip-dyeing a finished panel rather than weaving in pre-colored cord.
is the price the same across colors?
There's only one color on this piece, so the question doesn't quite apply - price varies by size only, from $129.99 for the extra small up to $299.99 for the extra large.
what wall art works for a large, mostly empty living room wall?
A single wide piece like this one, sized to the furniture below it, generally reads better than several small pieces scattered across a big wall. Center it on the sofa or bench rather than on the wall segment as a whole.
is this safe above a bed or seating area?
Nothing about the construction - cord on a wood pole - suggests unusual risk, but that's an observation from the photographs, not a certified rating.
is this handmade?
We won't claim it's handmade, since we don't have the data to support that specific claim either way.
