In a home, tactile surfaces like knits, fur and thick weaves create a sense of warmth in the house and make it more inviting. Macrame wall hanging can bring texture to a bare wall and more warmth to a ...

Most people associate macrame with kitschy 1970s decor and the kind of bohemian revival home stuff you can find at Urban Outfitters. But macrame is actually an ancient fiber art, first appearing in ...

The ancient art of macrame is all over our feeds right now. Follow this step-by-step guide by macrame maker, Emily Otchie, to get to grips with knotting and weaving at home. Welcome to The Curiosity ...

Step into any nursery or farmers market and you’ll find rows upon rows of plants hanging overhead in the green plastic pots with the chunky hook. According to Jessie Waldman of Pistils Nursery in ...

With spring in the air and summer on the way, it's likely that you have passed some hanging plant arrangements at least a few times at your local nursery. While these plants can be gorgeous, the ...

The 1970s gave us disco, the end of the Beatles, and Watergate. The decade also gave us a home decor style that one might describe as warm, bold, earthy, and even kitschy. While it certainly isn't ...

Take your houseplants to the next level with these on-trend hanging plant pots and baskets – perfect for achieving that indoor jungle feel. Due to the world’s ongoing houseplant obsession (which shows ...

Cut twine or string into 8 equal lengths of approximately 24-34 inches (depending on how large your container is). Knot the ends. Lay out the string on a flat surface and divide the 8 strings into 4 ...