Leaves Woven Tapestry Wall Hanging 90x40cm | Literary Fresh Botanical Wall Decor for Living Room, Bedroom & Home, Green, Pink or Khaki

A woven wall hanging with a leaf motif worked into the cloth rather than printed onto it — the pattern built from the weave itself, so the leaves catch light differently to the ground behind them and the design has real depth rather than sitting flat on the surface. At 90 x 40 cm it's a horizontal format, which is the shape that fits above a headboard, a sofa back or a console where a tall panel would look wrong.

Three colourways: a soft sage green, a muted pink and a warm khaki, all kept quiet enough to sit in a neutral room without demanding attention. Botanical motifs do something useful in a home with few or no real plants — they bring the shape of growing things into a room that can't sustain them — and a woven textile adds warmth and softens the acoustics of hard plaster and bare floors in a way a framed print never will. It hangs from a wooden dowel on two small hooks, needs no frame or glass, and is light enough for a rental wall.

Why you'll love it

• Woven, not printed — the leaf pattern is built into the weave, so it has depth and catches light.
• Horizontal 90 × 40 cm — the right shape for above a bed, sofa or console.
• Three muted colourways — sage green, soft pink and warm khaki.
• Botanical without a plant — brings organic shape to rooms that can't keep real greenery.
• Softens a hard room — textile takes the edge off the acoustics of plaster and bare floors.
• Simple to hang — wooden dowel, two small hooks, no frame or glass.

Details

• Material: woven textile on a wooden hanging rod
• Size: 90 × 40 cm
• Colours: green, pink, khaki
• Care: dust or blow clean with a cool hairdryer; spot clean only
• Ideal for: living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, nurseries, apartments and rentals, boho and Scandinavian interiors

Hanging tip — a horizontal hanging wants to be centred on the furniture below it, not on the wall. Line it up with the middle of the headboard or sofa and it looks placed; centred on the wall while the sofa sits off-centre, it looks like a mistake.