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Item detailsMaterials, dimensions, what is in the box
Every photograph shows five. You are buying one
This is a single vertical panel: a rectangle of natural wood, 15 cm across, with cotton cord hanging straight down from its lower edge to a total length of 100 cm. There is no knotwork, no fringe cut into a shape and nothing that reads as a pattern. It is a stripe of color and a stripe of wood.
The supplier photographs five of them in a row, in five different colors, and every room shot on the listing does the same. That composition is the reason the piece looks expensive - and it is five separate orders. One purchase brings one panel in one color, which is why the price is what it is.
Read that as an opportunity rather than a catch. At 15 cm wide these are components: buy one for a narrow pier of wall, or buy three in a run and set your own rhythm. The minimalist wall decor argument here is that a single element is boring on purpose, so that repeating it does the work.
What you get
One panel, in the one color you choose. Not a set, and not a pair.
A solid wood top, 15 cm wide with rounded upper corners, left natural and unpainted.
Straight-hung cotton cord covering roughly the lower two thirds of the length, cut level at the hem.
One of five colors - the supplier calls them A through E, which tells you nothing, so the table below names them.
A hanging loop, which the supplier describes as reinforced. It is not visible in any photograph; see the hanging section.
Dimensions, and what 15 cm buys you
One size, printed on the supplier's diagram and repeated on every single color's own photograph - which is rare enough to be worth saying. Every option carries the same two figures.
Width
15 cm / 5.91 in, the width of the wood and of the cord below it
Total length
100 cm / 39.37 in, from the top of the wood to the cut hem of the cord
Wood top
About 30 cm of that 100 cm, judging by the diagram - roughly the top third. The supplier does not break the two out separately.
Cord
About 70 cm hanging below the wood, on the same reading
Wall space for one
About 35 x 120 cm
Wall space for three
About 90 x 120 cm at 10 cm gaps, or 120 x 120 cm at 25 cm gaps
Wall space for five
About 150 x 120 cm at 15 cm gaps - the arrangement in the supplier's own room shots
Above a double headboard
A double is about 140 cm wide. Three panels spread across it; five fill it edge to edge.
Depth
Not published. The angled photograph shows the wood standing proud of the wall by a finger's thickness rather than sitting flat.
Weight
Not published. Solid wood at this size is not weightless, so use a wall plug rather than a picture pin.
Picking a color
The supplier's option letters map like this, read off each color's own photograph rather than from any published list:
A
Rust - a warm red-brown that sits closest to the wood, so the panel reads as one continuous object
B
Sage green - mid-tone, slightly gray, the easiest of the five against a white wall
C
Slate blue - the coolest of the five, and the strongest contrast against the wood
D
Cream - undyed, the only one with nothing to fade
E
Forest green - the same muted green as the sage but a full tone darker; it reads as a solid dark block unless the wall behind it is pale
If you are buying more than one, the supplier's own arrangement runs cool to warm across the wall. It works because all five share the same wood and the same width, so color is the only variable. Mixing two adjacent tones - sage and forest, or rust and cream - is the quieter version of the same idea.
How to hang it
One fixing per panel. The wood top is rigid and 15 cm wide, so a single central point holds it square, and the cord below has no structure to twist.
The supplier describes a reinforced hanging loop. Nothing of the kind appears in any of its photographs - the panels sit against the wall with nothing showing above the wood - so either the loop is on the back or the phrase is marketing. Do not drill until the piece is in your hand and you have seen what is actually there.
For a run of several, work off the top line rather than the hem. Every panel is the same 100 cm, so aligning the tops aligns everything; measure the gaps between them once and mark all your fixings before hanging any. Even gaps matter more here than in almost any other piece, because the panels are identical and the eye reads the spacing as the design.
Comb the cord after hanging. It ships flat and the strands press together in the packet; a few passes with your fingers from the wood down to the hem opens it into an even sheet, which is the whole point of a piece with no other detail.
Specs, straight from the supplier · 11 rows
Object
Vertical wood-topped panel with straight-hung cotton cord
Width
15 cm / 5.91 in
Total length
100 cm / 39.37 in
Material
100% Cotton in the attribute table; the description text says natural wood with cotton rope. The two agree on the cord.
Craft field as listed
"Knit" - which the photographs do not support. The cord hangs straight and is neither knitted nor knotted.
Colors
Five, coded A to E, unnamed by the supplier
Wood
Natural, unpainted, species not stated. The supplier calls the top "thickened".
Hanging fitting
A "reinforced hanging loop" per the description text. Not visible in any photograph.
Hardware included
Not stated
Quantity per order
One panel. Every lifestyle image shows five.
Weight, depth and care
None of the three is published
Where this actually earns its place
On the narrow walls nothing else fits. A 15 cm panel clears the pier beside a door frame, the strip between two windows, the return of an alcove and the wall above a light switch - the places where a framed print is either too wide or looks apologetic.
Above a bed, as a run. Three or five panels across a headboard give the scale of one large piece without a single heavy object above a pillow, and there is no glass anywhere in it. The supplier's own bedroom shot is the honest version of this - five panels, five orders.
In a room with hard surfaces. Cord absorbs a little of what plaster and glass throw back, and a set of these in a hallway or a home office does measurably more for the sound of the room than a canvas does. It is a small effect, but it is real and a print has none of it.
Honest limits
One order is one panel. Every lifestyle photograph shows five. If you want the look in the pictures, that is five purchases.
No weight and no depth published. The wood is solid and the supplier calls it thickened, so treat the fixing seriously.
The hanging loop is described but never shown. Check the back of the panel before you drill.
"Fade-resistant" is the supplier's claim, not a test. Four of the five colors are dyed cord, and dyed cotton fades in direct sun. The cream is the only one with nothing to lose.
The craft field says "knit." The photographs show straight-hung cord - no knitting and no knotwork. Nothing here is macrame, whatever the supplier's title says.
Wood species is not stated, and grain varies from panel to panel. Two bought together will not match exactly.
No care instructions. Comb and dust the cord. Untreated wood and cotton are not things to wash.
Before you buy
Is this one panel or the set of five?
One panel, in the one color you choose. Every photograph on the listing stages five separate pieces together, which is why the price reads low for what is pictured.
How big is it?
15 cm / 5.91 in wide and 100 cm / 39.37 in long overall, with the wood taking roughly the top third and cord the rest. Allow about 35 x 120 cm of wall for one.
What do the colors A to E look like?
A is rust, B sage green, C slate blue, D cream and E forest green. The supplier publishes only the letters; the names come from its own color photographs, shown together above.
How much wall do I need for three of them?
About 90 cm wide with 10 cm gaps, or 120 cm with generous 25 cm gaps, by 120 cm tall. Five at 15 cm gaps need roughly 150 cm - the arrangement in the supplier's room shots.
How does it hang?
One fixing per panel at the center of the wood. The supplier describes a reinforced hanging loop but never photographs it, so check the back on arrival. No weight is published and the top is solid wood, so use a wall plug rather than a pin.
Is it macrame?
No. The cord hangs straight from the lower edge of the wood with no knotwork at all, and the supplier's own craft field says "knit", which the photographs do not support either. It is a plain cord panel, and that is the design.
Detailed questions and answers
How much wall does one need?
About 35 x 120 cm - the panel plus a little air at the sides and below the hem.
How much wall do three need?
About 90 cm wide at 10 cm gaps, or 120 cm at generous 25 cm gaps, by about 120 cm tall.
How much wall do five need?
About 150 cm wide at 15 cm gaps, which is the arrangement in the supplier's own room shots, by about 120 cm tall.
Which two colors are hardest to tell apart?
B and E. Both are green - B is a mid-tone, slightly gray sage, E is a deep saturated forest. Worth checking the color strip before ordering.
Are all five colors the same price?
Yes, all five are the same size and the same price. The choice is purely visual.
What is it made of?
Cotton cord on a natural wood top. The attribute table says 100% cotton and the description text agrees on the cord; the wood species is not stated.
How much of the length is wood?
Roughly the top third, about 30 cm of the 100 cm, read off the supplier's diagram. It does not break the two out separately.
Is the wood painted?
No, it is natural and unpainted, and the grain differs from panel to panel. Two bought together will not match exactly.
Is a hanging loop included?
The supplier's text claims a reinforced hanging loop, but it appears in no photograph. Check the back of the panel before you drill.
How heavy is it?
Not published. The top is solid wood and the supplier calls it thickened, so use a wall plug rather than a picture pin.
How do I line up a row of them?
Work off the top line, not the hem. Every panel is the same 100 cm, so aligning the tops aligns everything; mark all the fixings before hanging any.
Can it hang above a bed?
Yes. There is no glass and no frame, and a run of three or five gives the scale of one large piece without a heavy object above a pillow.
Does it work on a narrow wall?
That is what it is for. At 15 cm it clears the pier beside a door frame, the strip between two windows and the return of an alcove.
Will the cord look flat when it arrives?
Yes, at first. It ships pressed together. A few passes with your fingers from the wood down to the hem opens it into an even sheet.
Will the color fade?
The supplier calls it fade-resistant, but that is a claim rather than a test, and four of the five colors are dyed cord. Keep dyed cord off a wall that takes hard afternoon sun. The cream is undyed and has nothing to lose.
How do you clean it?
No care instructions are published. Comb and dust the cord; untreated wood and cotton are not things to wash.
How thick is the panel?
Not published. The angled photograph shows the wood standing proud of the wall by about a finger's thickness rather than sitting flat.
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Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
Is this one panel or the set of five?
One panel, in the one color you choose. Every photograph on the listing stages five separate pieces together.
How big is it?
15 cm / 5.91 in wide and 100 cm / 39.37 in long overall, with the wood taking roughly the top third and cord the rest.
How much wall does one need?
About 35 x 120 cm - the panel plus a little air at the sides and below the hem.
How much wall do three need?
About 90 cm wide at 10 cm gaps, or 120 cm at generous 25 cm gaps, by about 120 cm tall.
How much wall do five need?
About 150 cm wide at 15 cm gaps, which is the arrangement in the supplier's own room shots, by about 120 cm tall.
What do the colors A to E look like?
A is rust, B sage green, C slate blue, D cream and E forest green. The supplier publishes only the letters; the names come from its own color photographs.
Which two colors are hardest to tell apart?
B and E. Both are green - B is a mid-tone, slightly gray sage, E is a deep saturated forest. Worth checking the color strip before ordering.
Are all five colors the same price?
Yes, all five are the same size and the same price. The choice is purely visual.
What is it made of?
Cotton cord on a natural wood top. The attribute table says 100% cotton and the description text agrees on the cord; the wood species is not stated.
Is it macrame?
No. The cord hangs straight from the lower edge of the wood with no knotwork. The supplier's own craft field says 'knit', which the photographs do not support either.
How much of the length is wood?
Roughly the top third, about 30 cm of the 100 cm, read off the supplier's diagram. It does not break the two out separately.
Is the wood painted?
No, it is natural and unpainted, and the grain differs from panel to panel. Two bought together will not match exactly.
How does it hang?
One fixing per panel, at the center of the wood. The top is rigid, so a single point holds it square.
Is a hanging loop included?
The supplier's text claims a reinforced hanging loop, but it appears in no photograph. Check the back of the panel before you drill.
How heavy is it?
Not published. The top is solid wood and the supplier calls it thickened, so use a wall plug rather than a picture pin.
How do I line up a row of them?
Work off the top line, not the hem. Every panel is the same 100 cm, so aligning the tops aligns everything; mark all the fixings before hanging any.
Can it hang above a bed?
Yes. There is no glass and no frame, and a run of three or five gives the scale of one large piece without a heavy object above a pillow.
Does it work on a narrow wall?
That is what it is for. At 15 cm it clears the pier beside a door frame, the strip between two windows and the return of an alcove.
Will the cord look flat when it arrives?
Yes, at first. It ships pressed together. A few passes with your fingers from the wood down to the hem opens it into an even sheet.
Will the color fade?
The supplier calls it fade-resistant, but that is a claim rather than a test, and four of the five colors are dyed cord. Keep dyed cord off a wall that takes hard afternoon sun. The cream is undyed and has nothing to lose.
How do you clean it?
No care instructions are published. Comb and dust the cord; untreated wood and cotton are not things to wash.
How thick is the panel?
Not published. The angled photograph shows the wood standing proud of the wall by about a finger's thickness rather than sitting flat.
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