15. Tiered Rattan & Bamboo Hoop Wall Ladder
What This Idea Means
Ideal for natural, bohemian, or Japandi-inspired bedrooms, this lightweight hanging ladder uses nested rattan semi-circles and split bamboo rods connected by natural jute cord, creating multi-tiered horizontal hanging levels.
How to Make It
- Cut Bamboo Rods: Cut three equal 14-inch lengths of smooth natural split bamboo or rattan dowels.
- Prepare Suspension Cords: Cut two 4-foot pieces of 3mm natural twisted jute cord.
- Knot Ladder Rungs: Connect the three bamboo rods vertically at 6-inch intervals using clove hitch knots secured with a dab of wood glue.
- Add Lower Rattan Hoop: Attach a 10-inch half-round rattan hoop to the bottom bamboo rod to anchor the ladder’s weight.
- Add Hanging S-Hooks: Slide small wooden or matte brass S-hooks along each bamboo rung to support your necklace collection.
Tips & Variations
- Tip: Space the bamboo rungs so the top tier accommodates short choker chains while lower tiers leave space for long pendant necklaces.
- Variation: Paint the bamboo dowels matte black and use black cotton cord for a striking Scandinavian look.
What You Need
- Natural split bamboo rods or rattan dowels
- 3mm twisted jute cord or cotton cord
- Half-round rattan hoop
- Small wooden or brass S-hooks
- Wood glue, tape measure, & scissors