In interior design and decoration, nets are often used as an aesthetic element to create a maritime or rustic style. Nets can also be used flexibly in furniture making or home decor. There are many ways to use nets as decorative elements, and you can give free rein to your creativity to achieve the desired effect.
with reinforced selvage cord
Rope Diameter: 3.0 mm
Mesh Size: 45 mm
Material: high tenacity polypropylene, knotless
with reinforced selvage cord
Rope Diameter: 5.0 mm
Mesh Size: 45 mm
Material: high tenacity polypropylene, knotless
with reinforced edges and eyelets
Weight: approx. 450 g/m²
Material: jute
Shading: 50 : 50
You can hang a real fishing net on the wall or use a decorative net that looks like a fishing net. Our decorative nets are more oriented to historical fishing nets in terms of thickness and mesh size. The nets are available in a variety of colors and instantly add a nautical charm to a room. A net can be attached to a wall or in front of a window to create a beach or coastal look. The net can equally act as a curtain, filtering the incoming light.
A net can also be used as a table runner or tablecloth. You can arrange shells, starfish or other nautical elements on the net to create a beach-like look.
Nets can also be used as room dividers to separate different areas or to beautify a corner. This creates an interesting visual element that breaks up the space. Nets are popular in galleries and staircases, for example, as a partition between the stairs and the hallway. The resulting net wall can be used as a coat rack or even a bulletin board.
Nets can also be used excellently as a style element in furniture making, depending on the theme. Whether as an embellishment of a pirate bed or as a lampshade - nets can be a beautiful detail in many areas. In the process, they can also always be used as a storage surface or as a bulletin board.