A plant suspended in air changes a room. These knotted macrame plant hangers — in natural jute, cotton rope and PU faux leather — bring warmth, texture, and living detail to any interior: boho living rooms, farmhouse kitchens, Scandinavian bedrooms, cottagecore studios.
Most hangers fit pots of 12–20 cm (4.7–7.8 in) — the exact pot size is on each product page — and hang from a single hook. Choose a single hanger for a quiet corner accent, a multi-tier cascade for a statement display, or an air plant holder for something sculptural and low-maintenance. Every style arrives ready to hang — no assembly needed.
From a thoughtful housewarming gift to a birthday surprise for a plant lover — this collection covers it.
Plant hanger FAQ
What pot size fits?
Most of our cotton macrame hangers fit pots of 12–18 cm (4.7–7.1 in), the jute hangers fit pots of 15–20 cm (5.9–7.8 in) and the macrame wall planter takes pots up to about 12–15 cm. Measure your pot at its widest point and compare it with the size on the product page.
Which length should I choose?
80–90 cm suits lower ceilings, curtain rods and shelves; 105 cm is the most versatile length for standard rooms; 122–130 cm suits high ceilings; multi-tier cascades of 145–179 cm hold two or three pots.
Is a ceiling hook included?
No — hooks and mounting hardware are not included, so you can choose the support that suits your ceiling or wall. Renting? Read how to hang a plant hanger without drilling.
Frequently Asked Questions
What pot size fits a macrame plant hanger?
Most Bohoartis plant hangers fit pots of 15–20 cm in diameter; models with several size options list the exact fit per size on the product page. The knotted basket stretches slightly to hug the pot.
How much weight can a macrame plant hanger hold?
Our jute and cotton macrame hangers comfortably hold a standard indoor pot with soil — roughly 3–5 kg. Always hang from a ceiling hook anchored in a joist or a proper wall anchor, never in drywall alone.
Jute or cotton — which plant hanger should I choose?
Jute is earthy and textured, ages beautifully, and suits farmhouse and rustic rooms. Cotton is softer and smoother in natural off-white, blending into Scandinavian, minimalist, and coastal interiors.
How do I hang a plant hanger from the ceiling?
Use a swag hook or ceiling hook rated above the weight of your pot, screwed into a joist or fitted with a suitable anchor. Slip the top loop or wooden ring over the hook and settle the pot into the net.
Can I use a macrame plant hanger outdoors?
They are designed for indoor use. On a covered balcony or porch they hold up well, but constant rain and direct sun will weather natural jute and cotton fibers over time.