Paloma Macrame Boho Hanging Wall Photo Display
Description
Description
Hand-knotted macrame cords form graceful scalloped arches across a natural wood dowel, creating a wall organizer that turns snapshots and postcards into living decor. Small wooden clips nestle into the braided strands, holding photos, prints, ticket stubs, and cards at whatever height you choose. Because nothing is framed or fixed, the display changes as often as you want it to, which suits a gallery wall that is meant to grow.
The cotton cord is worked by hand, so small variations in the knotwork are normal and give each piece its character. The wood dowel is sanded smooth and sealed, and the whole display hangs from a single hook or nail, which makes it a good option for rentals and dorm rooms where large fixings are not allowed. The clips grip without creasing, so photos come off undamaged when you swap them out.
From Oak Mercer, the Paloma display works in bedrooms, nurseries, studios, home offices, and dorm rooms, and it makes a thoughtful gift when paired with a set of printed photos. Keep it out of direct sunlight so the cord and any photos do not fade, dust the cords occasionally with a soft brush, and avoid hanging it above a heat source or in a steamy bathroom.
- Design: hand-knotted macrame arches on a sealed wood dowel
- Includes: small wooden clips that grip without creasing
- Displays: photos, postcards, prints, cards, ticket stubs
- Mounting: hangs from a single hook or nail, rental friendly
- Care: dust with a soft brush; keep out of direct sun and steam
- Brand: Oak Mercer
Shipping and Returns
Shipping and Returns
Free standard shipping on every order within the United States, with no minimum. Express delivery is available at checkout for $15.00. Returns accepted within 60 days of delivery.
Knotted By Hand
Cotton cords are knotted into scalloped arches across a natural wood dowel, so the piece is decor on its own before a single photo goes up.
Clip And Rearrange
Small wooden clips nestle into the braided strands and grip prints, postcards, ticket stubs and cards wherever you want them to sit.
A Wall That Changes
Nothing is framed or fixed, so the whole display changes in a minute. Oak Mercer built it for a gallery wall that is meant to keep moving.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I hang the display?
How do I hang the display?
The wood dowel hangs from a cord loop, so one nail or a small hook holds the whole piece. It settles level on its own once the weight of the cords pulls it straight.
How many photos can it hold?
How many photos can it hold?
The clips spread across the braided strands, so a typical setup holds a handful of prints at once and you can add more by clipping higher or lower. Grouping them at different heights is part of the look.
What are the cords made from?
What are the cords made from?
Soft cotton macrame cord, knotted by hand into the scalloped arches and strung on a natural wood dowel. The fibers stay pliable, so the arches drape instead of standing stiff.
Will the clips mark my photos?
Will the clips mark my photos?
The wooden clips grip gently along the edge of a print, which is enough to hold it without creasing the image. Standard photo prints and postcards clip on and come off cleanly.
How do I keep the macrame looking fresh?
How do I keep the macrame looking fresh?
Dust it now and then with a soft brush or a low vacuum setting, and fluff the strands with your fingers. Keep it away from steam and strong sun so the natural cotton holds its color.
