Hanging Macramé Cat Bed Basket with Woven Cotton Rope

Cats love a high perch, and they love a basket. This hanging cat bed gives them both. A cone-shaped macramé basket of knotted cotton rope hangs from a single ring, held by cords strung with wooden beads and finished with a long tassel at the bottom. Hang it near a window or beside a cat tree and your cat gets a swaying cradle to curl into, while you get a piece of boho decor that looks right at home among plants and woven textures.

Boho Macramé Meets Cat Bed

Most cat beds sit on the floor and blend into the background. This one hangs in the air and draws the eye. The open knotwork lets air move freely, the natural cream rope fits neutral and bohemian interiors, and the tassel adds a finishing flourish. Even empty, it reads as a decorative hanging piece rather than pet gear.

What Makes It Special

• Knotted Cotton Rope Basket: A deep, cradle-like shape for curling up.
• Hanging Design: Suspends from a single top ring.
• Wooden Bead Accents: Decorative details along the hanging cords.
• Open Weave: An airy, breathable structure.
• Tassel Finish: A boho touch at the bottom of the basket.

Choosing a Size

• 30 cm Basket: 100 cm (39.37 in) total hanging length, weighs about 360 g, for cats under 5 kg (11 lb)
• 40 cm Basket: 140 cm (55.12 in) total hanging length, weighs about 548 g, for cats under 10 kg (22 lb)

The 30 cm basket suits smaller and average-sized cats that sleep curled up. Larger cats, or cats that like extra room, will be more comfortable in the 40 cm basket. Remember to account for the full hanging length when planning where it goes.

Hanging It Safely

Mount the bed from a sturdy ceiling hook or beam anchored into a joist, not into drywall alone. The hook needs to hold your cat's weight plus the force of a landing jump. Hang the basket low enough for an easy, confident jump in and out, ideally next to a piece of furniture or a cat tree your cat can use as a launch point. Check the knots and hook from time to time.

Is Your Cat a Good Match?

A swinging bed suits agile, confident cats that enjoy climbing and jumping. Very young kittens, senior cats and cats with mobility issues will usually be happier with a bed on the floor.

Give your cat an easy way up with a cat tree nearby, or browse more sleeping spots in our cat beds collection.

Choose your size, hang it by a sunny window, and let your cat take the coziest seat in the air.