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Trend Alert: The Macramé Movement Is Back!

May 23, 2018
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The macramé trend has found a second wind!

The bohemian textile art form of knotting and hitching is best known for its popularity in the ‘60s and ‘70s — and now (thanks to Instagram and Pinterest, probably), it’s back and better than ever!

From plant hangers, wall hangings, curtains, chairs, pillows… I’ve been seeing macramé more than ever!

Check out some of my favorite room inspiration and shoppable items (below)!

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This is actually a snapshot of Tish Cyrus‘ family home in Nashville, which is equal parts farmhouse and modern! If you ask me, the macramé makes it feel California boho chic!

Photo: People

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Macramé has made it’s way to place settings and dining decor! I love this design from Bonfire Heart, which has tons of beautiful work you can shop by clicking here!

Photo: Bonfire Heart

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This is the “Kate” wall hanging from MyMacramania that comes in two sizes. Paired with the exposed brick, this wall hanging makes for an oh-so adorable bedroom!

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The trend is also being used for curtains, wedding backdrops, wall decor, you name it!

Photo: Life A.Live

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From the macramé chair, to the pillow, to the wall art, this room is definitely doing its part to bring this style back!

Photo: Zuzana Kascakova

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I’ve been seeing a lot of people hanging their macramé displays on doorknobs and pantries. Do you think this is chic or inconvenient?

Photo: @macramemania

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Some people aren’t big fans while others are loving finding any corner of their homes to add a rustic touch. What do you think??

Photo: Bonfire Heart

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Bringing the outdoors in with the help of macramé!

Photo: Createaholic

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This bright white room feels warm and cozy with handmade rustic details.

Photo: Pinterest

If you’re looking to add macramé to your space, here are some of my fave finds (below)! And don’t forget, you can find unique and lovely designs for an affordable prices on Etsy and Amazon.

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TIMEYARD Macramé Woven Wall Hanging

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Macramé Plant Hanger

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Crochet Portal

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Rosa Ombre Macramé Wall Hanging

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Macramé Pillow

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Mkono Hanging Wall Mirror with Macrame Hanger

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Macramé Bed Skirt

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Macramé Wool Rug

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Macramé Accent Pillow

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Handwoven Macramé Runner

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Knotted Macramé Curtain

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Macramé Chandelier

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Mae Macramé V-Strap Sandal

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Side Macrame Swimsuit (on sale!)

See! Macramé is everywhere — not just in our homes, it’s invading our wardrobes! Do you think this trend is here to stay or will it phase out again? I’m not so sure… but people are definitely loving it!

xo,

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P.S. Macramé could also be a great DIY project! Hmmm… Tag me in yours @cococozy!

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