A hammock indoors works best when it is planned like a piece of furniture: measured, placed with care and given enough room to move. These notes cover what to check before choosing a piece for a living room, reading corner or sunroom.
Measure the whole space
The hammocks in our collection have listed lengths of 4.00m to 4.20m and widths of 1.60m to 1.90m. A hammock also sags and swings, so allow clear space around it. Each product page lists the dimensions, weight and maximum load for that model.
Plan the hanging points first
Indoor hanging points need to be fixed into suitable structure, not plasterboard alone. Have a qualified installer assess the wall or ceiling and choose fixings rated for the hammock and the intended load. If you prefer a freestanding option, choose a stand made for a hammock of this length. Each listing is for the hammock only; stands and hanging hardware are not included.
Choose a texture for the room
The braided pieces, The Natural, The Terracotta and The Harvest Gold, have an open, sculptural weave. Woven pieces such as The Iracema Heritage have a fuller body with handcrafted fringe. Compare the specifications and finishes on each product page. The images are digitally styled scenes; contact us if you need a photograph confirming a particular detail before ordering.
Keep the styling simple
A side table for a book or a cup, a lamp and a cushion are usually enough. The room in our photograph is an illustrative styled scene; the furniture, artwork and any stand shown are not supplied.
If you would like help checking a space before ordering, contact us with your measurements.
