This bold black design is the Bless the hammock. Its thickly woven bed is an ideal accompaniment to a rustic lounge, where it balances a show-stopping coffee table.

In touch with nature, this light and airy hammock design is trimmed with green tassels to complete the garden-filled plant in which it rests.

To get the outdoor holiday atmosphere, pack your hammock where there is plenty of natural sunlight.

This natural woven design is surrounded by a family of indoor plants to build the indoor-outdoor feel.

Huge plants and high ceilings can really give an outdoor attraction.

Layers of comfort. A wide hammock option is paired along with a daybed arrangement in this open plan lounge layout where every comfortable place enjoys a vast view of the city.

Corner your hammock where you can appreciate both the window view and a good view of the TV.

Those living in apartments without a garden to talk about can reimagine their covered balcony. Add tropical plants and bright decor, get in your hammock and dream away.

This rustic dining room has all the outside vibes with its glass roof and tree-lined panorama. A whimsical hammock puts the cherry on the cake.

If kicking back in a hammock while the rest of the family gets together seems a little antisocial, consider a hammock to bring you into the fold.

Sunlight from the window, sunny yellow decoration and the comforting warmth of a nearby radiator come together to create happy vibes in this hammock corner.

If your space is more formal, a relaxed hammock silhouette may not be quite appropriate. This circular hanging chair offers a neat balance between style and relaxation.

Just imagine, a roaring fireplace, a huge supply of books, and this glorious view of your hammock. Yes please.

Build zoning. A wooden built-in sofa base and side table fuse with a raised platform next to the window in this living room, making for an attractive framing for a hammock area.

In this minimalist interior, the natural soaking of a simple hammock pays a neat complement to a wall of window arches and a vaulted ceiling.

Speaking of straddling the boundary between indoor and outdoor, this hammock literally swings back and forth over a wide window sill between living room and patio.

Have fun with fringe. Give your hammock corner more presence with a deeper design that includes fringes or tassels.

In a bedroom, you already have a comfortable place to lie down. So instead, swap out that formal bedroom chair with a relaxed boho-style hammock chair.

Add natural greenery and cut branches around the top of your hammock chair to achieve a lovely forest house aesthetic.

Leave color free with bright fabric option, like this amazing rich red design.

Ground brown options will complement a nomadic decor, along with clay pots and natural woven rugs.

If you are lucky enough to have a glorious lakeside scene like this, then it would be a crime not to enjoy it to the fullest from the comfort of a comfortable hammock.

Beach homes also make hammocks a must. Add to a rustic pergola and get ready for a happy nap.

Form a quiet reading night with a hammock, blanket, pillow and a large plant to hang over the edges.

It could be a dining room, but the owner of this home used the space right next to the kitchen to create a hammock night. If you find yourself eating dinner in front of the TV rather than at the table, then this could be a hassle.

Place a hammock by the fireplace to warm your toes as you swing.

A simple white design falls gently into the background of a busy green and shady decor to avoid overpowering the room. See more shady interiors here.

When hanging your hammock outside, choose a position with a shelter from the elements.

Lighten your lounge with a convenient side table and soft rug.

You’ll never have to pull out a heavy sunrise again if you tie up a hammock on the pool terrace.

In this courtyard, an inviting hammock forms an irresistible draw in the center of the home.

Even a narrow outdoor area can make a glorious escape.

Create a whim around an outdoor hammock by hanging lanterns from tree branches.

Of course, you could also hang several pieces if you want to live with friends.

Cocoon hanging chairs offer a colorful choice with plenty of shade.

Okay, technically this isn’t a real hammock, but how could we not include this amazing bathtub!