About Faces 3 Panel Wall Art
Three panels, three faces, and no two surfaces the same. Each module is a rectangular relief sculpture rather than a print — the profile stands off the panel, with its own texture, patina and colour palette. Together the trio reads as one work, and it rewards standing close to it.
The finishes were never meant to match. Grain, sheen and earthen undertone shift from panel to panel, and that is the whole idea. Mount the set under directional ceiling track lighting, or on a wall that picks up light from a large window, and the relief contours throw shadows that move as the day moves. A flat canvas print cannot do that.
Most people hang the three side by side, level, with 50 mm to 80 mm between panels. They also stack vertically, which matters if what you have is a narrow niche, a double-height stairwell return or a structural pillar rather than a wide open wall. Other hanging pieces sit in our wall art collection.
Texture is the hardest thing to judge from a photograph. See the three surfaces next to each other at our Malaga showroom, or contact us about a product or project to confirm stock and arrange safe delivery across the Perth metropolitan area.
How many panels come in the set?
Three. It is supplied as a complete triptych — three individual relief-sculpted face panels, made to be displayed together as one group.
Are the three panels identical?
No. Each panel carries its own facial profile, and each is finished differently again — its own colour, its own texture, its own surface treatment. The shared subject holds the set together; the finishes stop it looking repeated.
What spacing works between the panels?
For a horizontal run, hang all three level with 50 mm to 80 mm between adjacent frames. That gap lets each face be read on its own while the three still hold as a single triptych silhouette.
Which interiors does this figurative triptych suit?
Contemporary homes, industrial loft conversions, minimalist rooms and creative studios — anywhere a neutral wall needs texture and a figurative form rather than more colour.
Does the relief texture need any upkeep?
Dust is the only real maintenance. Work it out of the relief crevices with a soft dry paint brush, a feather duster or a static microfibre cloth. Keep moisture away from it — wet cloths, abrasive pads and chemical spray cleaners can all shift the artisan surface finishes, and on a textured relief that change is visible.
