Wall Hanging Above Bed, Color Block Fringe Curtain
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Item detailsMaterials, dimensions, what is in the box
A 120 cm board in a 42 cm parcel. You put the top rail together yourself
That is the one thing to know before ordering, and we are unusually straight about it: the curved wooden top rail is 120 cm long and ships in sections because a 120 cm board will not go in a parcel. It arrives packed into a roll 42 x 10 x 10 cm, and you splice the rail before you hang it. We call it "simple manual splicing"; we would call it ten minutes at a table.
What you are assembling is a wall hanging above bed 120 x 85 cm and 1300 g - one of the largest pieces in this collection. The top rail is cut into a shallow S curve rather than a straight bar, and the fringe hem below is cut to the same curve, so the whole thing reads as a ribbon rather than as a rectangle. The cord hangs in flat blocks of solid color with hard vertical edges between them.
We declare polyester. Its description text calls the weaving hand-woven and notes that tassel lengths vary slightly because of it - which is a reasonable thing to say and better than most listings in this category manage.
What you get
One hanging, in sections. The curved rail comes disconnected and is spliced by hand on arrival.
A wave-cut wooden top rail, 120 cm across the curve, in a dark stained finish.
Dense fringe cut to match the curve, so the hem repeats the wave of the rail rather than running straight.
Color in hard vertical blocks. Green: sage and cream in two blocks. Brown: brick red, mustard and cream in three.
No mounting hardware. We say so in its own notes - no hooks, no screws, no plugs.
Dimensions, and how it arrives
Size, weight and packed size are all published - the last one is the rare part, and it is what explains the assembly.
Width
120 cm / 47.24 in across the curved rail
Height
85 cm / 33.46 in, rail to the lowest point of the fringe
Weight
1300 g
Packed size
42 x 10 x 10 cm - which is why a 120 cm rail cannot ship in one piece
Wall needed
About 145 x 110 cm to give it air at the sides and below
Above a king bed
A king headboard is 180-200 cm. At 120 cm this covers about two thirds of it, hung centered - the proportion in our bedroom shots.
Above a three-seat sofa
Roughly 55-60% of a 200-220 cm sofa
Hanging height
Leave 20-25 cm between the lowest point of the fringe and the furniture. The lowest point is not at the ends - the hem is a wave.
Assembling and hanging it
Splice the rail first, on a flat surface. Do it on a table or the floor, not on the wall. The rail's sections join to form one continuous curve, and the fringe hangs from the whole length - once it is together, the piece is 120 cm of loaded rail and awkward to handle alone.
Then two fixings, and nothing less. 1300 g on a 120 cm spliced rail is the worst possible case for a single central hook: the load pulls down on a joint. Put a fixing either side of the splice, well inside the ends, on wall plugs rated properly. Mark both and check with a level before drilling - a wave-cut rail shows an error immediately, because the curve stops looking symmetrical.
Then leave the fringe alone for a day. It has been rolled into a 10 cm-deep parcel, so every strand arrives with a bend in it. Comb downward with your fingers in sections and let the weight do the rest. Do not iron it; the material is declared polyester and no heat instruction exists.
Tassel lengths will not be perfectly even. We say so itself and attributes it to hand weaving. On a wave-cut hem that is genuinely hard to notice.
Specs · 12 rows
Object
Wave-cut wooden rail with dense fringe cut to the same curve, in hard blocks of color
Size
120 x 85 cm / 47.24 x 33.46 in
Weight
1300 g
Packed size
42 x 10 x 10 cm
Assembly required
Yes. The curved rail ships disconnected and is spliced by hand.
Material
Polyester
Craft
Hand-woven tassel
Top rail
Curved wooden board, dark stained.
Colors
Green: sage and cream. Brown: brick red, mustard and cream.
Mounting hardware
NOT included. Stated by us.
Tassel length variation
We state slight differences occur because the weaving is done by hand
Brand
Unbranded.
Picking a color
Green is two blocks: a soft sage on the left and undyed cream on the right, split straight down the middle. It is the calmer of the two and the one that reads as a single object from a distance. Against a white, clay or pale green wall it is almost architectural.
Brown is three blocks: brick red, mustard and cream. It carries far more contrast, and the two vertical edges between the blocks are the strongest lines in the piece. Pick it for a room that needs color rather than texture, and against a warm neutral wall where the red and mustard have somewhere to sit.
Both are the same 120 x 85 cm and the same 1300 g. The choice is purely how much the wall should say.
Where this actually earns its place
Above a bed, which is where we photograph it and where the proportion belongs. At 120 cm it covers about two thirds of a king headboard, and the wave-cut hem is the reason it does not read as a second headboard - a straight-edged piece of the same size would. No glass and no frame directly above a pillow is the other half of the argument.
Second, behind a sofa or above a long sideboard. The S curve of the rail does something a rectangle cannot: it breaks the horizontal line of the furniture below instead of repeating it, and 1300 g of dense fringe takes real hardness out of a bare wall.
Third, a photo backdrop or an event wall - we list it, and at this size it is a fair use. As boho wall decor generally it is at the statement end: this is not a piece you add to a gallery wall, it is the piece.
Honest limits
You assemble the top rail. It ships disconnected because a 120 cm board does not fit a 42 cm parcel. We say it is simple; it is still a job you have to do before anything goes on the wall.
No mounting hardware is included. Stated plainly by us. At 1300 g on a spliced rail, budget for two proper wall plugs.
Synthetic cord holds its color and its cut edge better than cotton would at this size, but it is not a natural fiber and the page does not pretend otherwise.
On a wave-cut hem it is hard to see, but it is there.
It arrives with bends in the fringe. A 10 cm-deep parcel guarantees it. Give it a day and a comb.
"Macrame" in our title is wrong. There is no knotwork - this is cut fringe hung from a shaped board.
No species for the wood and no depth figure. Neither is published.
Before you buy
Do I have to assemble it?
Yes, the top rail. It is 120 cm long and ships in sections because the parcel is 42 cm - you splice the rail by hand before hanging. Do it on a table, not on the wall.
How big is it?
120 cm / 47.24 in wide by 85 cm / 33.46 in tall, weighing 1300 g. Allow about 145 x 110 cm of wall. Over a king headboard it covers roughly two thirds of the width.
Does it come with anything to hang it?
No. We state that mounting hardware is not included. At 1300 g on a spliced 120 cm rail you want two fixings on proper wall plugs, one either side of the splice.
Is it cotton?
No. Polyester. Synthetic cord holds a cut edge and a block of color better than cotton at this size, which suits the design, but it is not a natural fiber.
Why are the tassels slightly uneven?
Because the weaving is done by hand, which we state in its own notes. On a hem that is already cut to a wave, small differences in strand length are very hard to pick out.
What is the difference between green and brown?
Only the color blocking. Green is two blocks, sage and cream, split down the middle. Brown is three, brick red into mustard into cream, so it carries much more contrast. Both are 120 x 85 cm and 1300 g.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
Is the wave in the board cut or bent?
Cut. The curve is sawn through a single flat board, which is why the grain runs straight across it instead of following the wave. Nothing here is steamed or laminated.
Does the fringe hem really follow the board?
Yes, the hem is trimmed to repeat the same wave, so the piece reads as one ribbon rather than a straight skirt hung under a curved top. It is the whole design.
What wall art makes a good christmas gift?
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.
what is the best wall art for a bedroom?
Yes. It is photographed in a bedroom above a headboard. Wide. Above a double bed it spans the full headboard; above a console it is roughly the length of the table. No dimension card in any frame.
what wall decor works in a rental apartment?
It is photographed in a bedroom above a headboard and in an entryway above a console table. Wide. Above a double bed it spans the full headboard; above a console it is roughly the length of the table. No dimension card in any frame.
How wide should wall art be above a king bed?
What the photographs do show is the proportion: Wide. Above a double bed it spans the full headboard; above a console it is roughly the length of the table. No dimension card in any frame. POLYESTER.
How do I make a blank living room wall look finished?
The two options are not the same design in two shades. Green is two blocks and reads calm. Brown is three blocks in brick, mustard and cream and reads as a much bolder graphic. Polyester.
How much should I spend on wall art for a bedroom?
What is fixed is what ships: 2 options and no hardware. POLYESTER.
What is fiber wall art?
POLYESTER. Above a double bed it spans the full headboard; above a console it is roughly the length of the table.
what art should go above a reading chair in a nook?
Yes. It is photographed in a reading nook above an armchair. Wide. Above a double bed it spans the full headboard; above a console it is roughly the length of the table. No dimension card in any frame.
what backdrop should I use for a small wedding ceremony?
It hangs from a single cord loop, so it works on a backdrop frame or a hired stand as easily as on a wall. Wide. Above a double bed it spans the full headboard; above a console it is roughly the length of the table. No dimension card in any frame. Green is two blocks and reads calm; Brown is three blocks in brick, mustard and cream and reads as a much bolder graphic.
what should I put above a bed instead of a mirror?
A wave-cut wooden board with a fringe curtain hanging below it, the hem cut to repeat the same wave, and the fringe divided into vertical color blocks. Dark stained board sawn into a long shallow S. Fringe mounted along its whole underside and combed dead straight. It is photographed in an entryway above a console table.
How do I stop fringe from curling at the ends?
Dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting. It is photographed in an entryway above a console table.
How many options does this come in?
2. They are: Green: sage green block beside a cream block; Brown: brick red block, then mustard, then cream. It is photographed in a bedroom above a headboard.
Which option is the most neutral?
The cream or undyed option where there is one. The full list is: Green: sage green block beside a cream block; Brown: brick red block, then mustard, then cream. It is photographed in an entryway above a console table.
What is the wood?
A stained panel or dowel. The two options are not the same design in two shades.
Does it come with a hook or a nail?
No. Green is two blocks and reads calm; Brown is three blocks in brick, mustard and cream and reads as a much bolder graphic.
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.
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. The options are Green: sage green block beside a cream block; Brown: brick red block, then mustard, then cream.
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. Above a double bed it spans the full headboard; above a console it is roughly the length of the table.
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. It is photographed in an entryway above a console table.
Do I have to assemble it?
Yes, the top rail. It is 120 cm long and ships in sections because the parcel is 42 cm - you splice the rail by hand before hanging. Do it on a table, not on the wall.
How big is it?
120 cm / 47.24 in wide by 85 cm / 33.46 in tall, weighing 1300 g. Allow about 145 x 110 cm of wall. Over a king headboard it covers roughly two thirds of the width.
Does it come with anything to hang it?
No. We state that mounting hardware is not included. At 1300 g on a spliced 120 cm rail you want two fixings on proper wall plugs, one either side of the splice.
Is it cotton?
No. Polyester. Synthetic cord holds a cut edge and a block of color better than cotton at this size, which suits the design, but it is not a natural fiber.
Why are the tassels slightly uneven?
Because the weaving is done by hand, which we state in its own notes. On a hem that is already cut to a wave, small differences in strand length are very hard to pick out.
What is the difference between green and brown?
Only the color blocking. Green is two blocks, sage and cream, split down the middle. Brown is three, brick red into mustard into cream, so it carries much more contrast. Both are 120 x 85 cm and 1300 g.
