Plant hangers make use of vertical space and bring foliage into the middle of a room. Their best position is one where the light suits the plant and the hanger can be watered without drama.
Start with the material
Choose a hanger length that leaves the pot at eye level or lower, away from doors and curtain movement. Test the knot structure with an empty pot before adding wet soil, which can be much heavier.
A useful way to live with it
Group two hangers at different heights but keep enough distance for leaves to grow. Similar cord colours create a visual link while different pots keep the display from feeling manufactured.
Small checks make a difference
Take measurements, leave room for maintenance and choose pieces that can be repaired. Handmade decor rewards attention because its texture and character become more interesting with care.