Wall Art for Over Bed, Split Circle Set of 2 in Wood and Fringe

17 cm of dark wood plus 17 cm of cream fringe, about 34 cm total. The sage green half of the fringe runs about 7 cm further as a loose tail, taking the panel to roughly 41 cm at its longest point.

Roughly 40 cm wide by 40-45 cm tall hung the way we stage it in photos - offset, with a small gap between the two panels. That combined figure is scaled off the photographs, not a printed figure.

No. Only the vertical measurements (17 + 17 + 7 cm) are on our diagram. The roughly 17 cm width used on this page is arithmetic from the panel being a semicircle on that 34 cm straight edge, not a measured figure - tape it out on your own wall before committing to nail holes.

Two identical panels, sold as a set. The product title says ‘Set of 2’ and every photo - diagrams, macros, staged rooms - shows two panels hung with a gap between them.

No. Earlier copy on this page described one panel as larger and one as smaller. A direct comparison of our diagram against a close crop of the two panels hung side by side shows they are the same 17+17+7 cm size - the size difference visible in some lifestyle photos is staggered hanging height, not a real difference.

Our packing photograph shows two small white plastic hooks inside the bag, alongside one panel’s wood and fringe. It is not certain whether that means two hooks per panel or two for the whole set - either way, expect the fixing points near the top corners of each panel’s flat wood back, since that is the only place they can attach.

Pick which panel sits higher, hang it, then bring the second in beside it with the spines close but not touching, offset down by a hand’s width or two. Keep the green fringe nearer the gap on both panels - that is how our own staged photographs set it, and it is what makes the pair read as one circle pulled apart rather than two separate pieces.

We don’t spell this out in words. The wood’s flat back and the two hooks in the packing photo point to two fixing points per panel near the top corners, rather than a single central loop.

A dark stained wood panel with visible grain, shown in every photograph - closer to a walnut tone than anything lighter. We do not have a species name on file for this piece.

One colorway: cream and sage green fringe under dark stained wood. Cream sits toward each panel's outer edge, green toward the gap where the pair hangs close together.

No. ‘Green’ - cream fringe fading to sage green - is the only colorway we sell for this piece.

We do not have a washing instruction on file for this piece. Treat it as dust-only - a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting - for both the cord and the stained wood.

Avoid using this in a bathroom, since humidity can affect the cotton cord and wood stain.

Only partly. The photo's wood is a light, unstained color, while every other photo of the actual product shows a dark walnut-toned stain. Treat the pictured weight (256 g) and hook count (2) as approximate rather than exact for this colorway.

The packing photo shows one wood shape and one set of fringe, which suggests 256 g may be per panel - in which case the pair together is closer to 512 g and ships with four hooks, not two. Not confirmed either way.

Above a sofa or above a bed, the two rooms we stage it in - hung as the offset pair rather than centered as one shape - plus a reading corner or accent wall where warm wood tones are already present.

Hung as the offset pair rather than centered as one shape, this sits low enough to relate to the cushions without crowding them - a quieter choice than one large piece for above couch wall decor.

At roughly 40 cm across for the pair, this sits to one side of a headboard rather than spanning it - a modest, layerable piece rather than the single wide statement a bed wall usually gets.

Warm wood furniture and plants read well with it, since the shape is sculptural rather than pictorial - it can sit beside framed prints without competing with them for the same kind of attention.

A category of wall pieces built around a circle or half-circle silhouette, often combining a rigid material like wood with a soft one like cord or yarn. This piece is in that family: a wood cap over cord fringe, split into two offset panels instead of one solid circle.

Split the job into two or three smaller pieces hung with visible gaps, the way this two-panel set works - it reads as considered rather than as a single purchase.

It ships as two identical panels meant to be hung apart and offset, not centered as one shape. That gap between the panels is the design, not a compromise.

No. The wood is a real stained panel and the fringe is dyed cotton cord with physical depth, not a flat printed image - it casts its own shadow, which a print cannot.

What is fixed is what ships: two identical panels, one colorway (cream fading to sage green fringe under dark wood), and two hooks in the packing photo.

No. We sell the two-panel set only; there is no single-panel option for this piece.

We do not have a lightfastness or finish-durability figure on file for the stain. As a precaution, keep it out of direct sun and away from steady moisture, and dust it rather than wipe it if you want to preserve the finish.

Cut cord commonly sheds a little at first; if that happens here, expect it to settle within the first week or two on the wall.

The hooks in the packing photograph are small and plastic, consistent with a light adhesive or nail-in picture hook rather than a wall anchor - but no weight limit is published, so check whatever hook you use against the piece's actual weight once it arrives.

At roughly 40 cm wide for the pair, it is a modest footprint compared to one large statement piece, which is part of why it is staged above a nightstand and beside an armchair rather than centered on a full accent wall.

The green half of the fringe on each panel runs about 7 cm longer than the cream half, giving each panel an uneven, tapered bottom edge rather than a clean curve - a detail our diagram calls out but easy to miss in the staged photographs.