Macrame Plant Hanger Powder Blue Medium

Lift a favourite trailing plant into the light and the whole corner changes. This powder blue cotton macrame plant hanger adds soft colour, airy texture and a gentle handmade line, turning greenery into a calm focal point rather than something tucked on a shelf.

How it changes the room

• The powder blue cord gives fresh leaves a quiet contrast, especially with trailing plants that spill over the edge.
• The knotted cotton creates open texture, so the plant still feels light and spacious in the room.
• It suits relaxed interiors, from soft bohemian corners to simple, natural spaces with wood and woven pieces.
• Hanging a plant draws the eye upwards, useful for bringing life to a plain wall, window area or unused corner.
• It works beautifully with houseplants such as ferns, philodendrons, pothos and cascading succulents.

Cotton cord with wooden detail

Made from cotton and wood, this macrame pot holder is handcrafted in Indonesia. The appeal is in the rhythm of the knotwork: soft cord, repeated structure and a relaxed fringe-like presence that brings craft into the room without feeling fussy.

Styling and everyday care

Use it with a well-balanced plant pot and check the fit before hanging, especially with heavier ceramic planters. Choose a secure hook or fixing suitable for the wall or ceiling surface, then place the plant where it can hang freely.

Keep the cotton and wood dry, and use it indoors or in a dry sheltered spot. Dust gently with a soft cloth or shake out loose dust from the cord.

Macrame in the home

Macrame is a knotting craft. In a modern home, it brings handmade softness to plant display: less formal than a stand, more sculptural than a shelf. The plant becomes part of the textile, with leaves, cord and shadow working together as a living wall detail.

Size and details

Medium macrame pot holder in powder blue. Made from cotton and wood, with a product weight of 80 g. Plant pot and plant are not included.

A gentle housewarming gift

A thoughtful choice for plant lovers, new homes, rented spaces and anyone building a calmer indoor garden. It gives an existing plant a new place to live, with colour and texture already built in.

Common questions

What kind of pot should I use with it?
A balanced indoor planter is best. Avoid placing an unusually heavy pot in it until you have tested the fit and the strength of your chosen hook or fixing.

Can it be used outside?
Cotton and wood are best kept dry, so this is most suited to indoor use or a protected dry area rather than open weather.