Walk into your living room. Feel the walls give you an instant hug. That is the magic of boho macrame wall hangings. They are everywhere now. They add great texture and soul. They give that perfect “I travel but still pay rent” feel. Think about soft cotton cords and wood beads. Add touches of light brown and sage green. Mix this with simple style and green fibers. We all love this look this year. Ready to stop having boring walls? Turn your space into a peaceful dream room. I found the most lovely macrame ideas. They are easy to make or easy to buy. Keep reading! Your walls want this new look. Use these words on Pinterest: macrame wall ideas, boho wall decor, macrame DIY, big macrame wall art, simple bedroom decor, living room macrame, boho baby room art, textured wall art, cozy home style, green macrame, and fringe wall hanging. Which one will you pin first? Share your favorite number below. Tag a friend who needs this boho change!
1. Oversized Cream Dreamcatcher Macrame with Feathers
This large piece caught my eye at once. Soft white cotton is woven into a complex dreamcatcher shape. Long, very full feathers hang down below. It looks like a high-end hotel in Tulum. It is made with 100% recycled cotton cord. It is great above a large bed or in a reading space. The simple color keeps it calm. But the size makes a big statement. I use pieces like this for clients. They quickly make modern rooms warm. They do not overpower the space.
2. Rainbow Dip-Dye Macrame in Pastel Hues
Look at this soft rainbow of color! This piece is amazing. It starts cream at the top. The fringe gently fades into dusty pink, light purple, and sage green. It is a fun boho style that adults can love. I hung a piece like this in my daughter’s room last year. It is still her best corner. The colors are calm enough for adult rooms, too. Picture it over a cream sofa with linen pillows.
3. Double Layer Macrame with Wooden Ring Accent
The way this is layered is smart. A small macrame piece floats in front of a larger one. A wood ring holds both. The depth this makes is truly amazing. I love how the light hits the knots all day long. This style works wonders in narrow hallways. It is also great above small tables. It adds depth without taking up floor space.
4. Terracotta & Mustard Asymmetric Macrame Magic
Check out the colors! Warm brown mixed with gold knots and cream fringe. It feels like a sunset in Mexico. The sides are not perfectly matched. This makes it look handmade and natural. I tell everyone this is the piece you need. Get it if your living room looks too much like “tan on tan” now.
5. Minimal Boho Macrame with One Statement Tassel
Simple can be better. This design is clean and plain. It has one big, fun tassel on the side. This is pure, cozy, simple style. I love how it looks against dark green or blue walls. It proves you do not need a huge item to make an impact.
6. Macrame Shelf + Hanging Plant Combo
Why choose between a place for storage and art? This macrame shelf holds a long vine plant well. The knotted back adds texture. I put two of these in my home office last month. Now my video call backgrounds look planned, not messy.
7. Black Cotton Macrame for Moody Boho Vibes
Yes, boho style can be dark and serious! Black macrame against a dark gray wall is very dramatic. The sharp difference makes every knot stand out. I use black macrame in tall city apartments. It makes all the woven furniture and plants look better.
8. Trio of Mini Macrames in Earth Tones
Put three small pieces together. This makes one big effect. I like to mix different patterns. Hang them at slightly different heights. It looks like you found them over time. This is a perfect fix for small, tricky walls. It is also great above bedside tables.
9. Macrame + Dried Pampas Grass Dream
Soft macrame cords and fluffy dry grass. This mix of items is my favorite thing now. The play of texture is wild. I added dried flowers to mine last fall. It stayed great all year. It is easy-to-care-for boho perfection.
10. Giant Symmetrical Macrame with Fringe Curtain
This one looks like a true piece of art. The perfect match of sides is calming. The fringe hangs down very far. It is like a soft waterfall on your wall. I have seen these used as headboards. It changes the whole room.
11. Sage Green Macrame with Wooden Beads
The light sage color mixed with plain wood beads feels so new. It feels like a spa room, but with boho style. I plan to hang one in my bathroom next month.
12. Macrame Moon Phase Wall Hanging
Moon shapes woven in macrame? Yes, please! This sky piece brings quiet wonder to any room. I gave one to my friend for her baby’s room. She loves it every time she sees it.
13. Rust Orange Boho Macrame Statement
Burnt orange next to cream. This is pure feeling of autumn. But it works well all year. The warmth it adds to simple rooms is amazing. I am keeping this one for my fall room update.
14. Macrame Mirror with Sunburst Fringe
A mirror and macrame together? Smart! The sunburst design makes any entrance look brighter and larger. I have put these up for clients. They always get nice comments.
15. Delicate Lace-Pattern Macrame
This one looks like an old cloth pattern. But it grew up and went boho. The complex knots are next level. It is great for adding softness over a small table or in a small washroom.
16. Macrame + Leather Accent Wall Hanging
The leather straps add a cool, simple Nordic feel. This is a new take on classic boho. It looks costly without trying too hard. I love this one.
17. Rainbow Bright Kids’ Room Macrame
Finally, a colorful one that looks fine for adults! The bright rainbow knots make kids happy. And parents do not hate it. This is a win-win.
18. Extra Long Fringe Macrame Curtain
This one hangs all the way to the floor. It is amazing. Use it to divide a room. Or put it behind a bed. It makes the room the most cozy.
19. Natural Jute Macrame for Coastal Boho
The thick rope feel makes you think of a beach house. Put it with blue and white. Or keep it plain. It is great either way.
20. Modern Geometric Macrame with Clean Lines
Proof that macrame can look new and modern! The sharp points and few knots work well in modern boho rooms. This is my favorite for homes that need character without mess.
