Hobyhoon artificial trailing succulents in round wooden wall planters (pair)

Description

These little round planters are a cheerful alternative to another framed picture. Each Hobyhoon decoration combines a wooden circular frame with trailing green succulent-style foliage, creating a small piece of wall decoration with texture and depth. The pair can hang together or bring matching touches of greenery to two different parts of the house.

A frame for the foliage

The rounded wooden shape is part of the decoration, rather than a pot you need to hide. Green bead-like trails gather around its lower section and fall beneath it, giving the outline a softer finish. The selected pair has the light-coloured frame and green foliage shown in the main image; other colour combinations are available.

These are compact accents, not large wall installations. They work well in a small gap beside a mirror, above a narrow console or on a bathroom wall that feels a little bare. Before choosing a position, allow room for both the frame and the foliage below it, as well as the hanging rope above.

Hang the pair your way

The included hemp-style rope can be adjusted to alter the hanging position. Keeping both frames level creates a neat pair, while staggering them gives a more relaxed arrangement. They can also be used separately if one wall does not have enough space for both.

Choose wall fixings suitable for the surface and the weight of the decoration. The planters themselves and their hanging ropes are included; hooks and other wall hardware are not part of the arrangement. Check that each frame sits securely before opening out the trailing foliage.

A little greenery in a small room

The wall-mounted format is particularly handy where a desk, shelf or basin is already busy. You get the decorative effect of a plant without giving up a useful surface. The wooden frame also adds something solid around the soft greenery, so the piece still has a clear shape against patterned wallpaper or textured paint.

Customers who chose the green pair have found them a pleasing addition to bathrooms. Other owners like the overall quality and the way the foliage brings interest to an otherwise empty wall. The display looks best after a little arranging, rather than leaving every strand exactly as it came out of the packaging.

Settle the trails before displaying

Gently separate the foliage and let the strands fall below the frame. If there is an initial plastic smell, leave the pieces in a ventilated area before hanging them in a small room. Dust the leaves and wipe the frame occasionally. For outdoor decoration, choose a sheltered position where the wood and hanging rope are protected from prolonged wet weather.