About Mixed Flower Metal Wall Art: 2400x1200
Two and a half metres of wall goes under this one piece. At 2400L x 1200H mm it is among the largest panels we stock, and the size is the whole argument for it: a variety of flower species, trailing vines and layered leaves spread across the full span, so nothing repeats the way a wallpaper pattern does.
Each blossom is contoured individually, with petal ridges lifted off the plane and open cutwork between the stems. Hang it on light-coloured plasterboard, exposed brickwork or neutral timber panelling and the room's own light passes through those openings, dropping soft silhouettes onto the wall behind. The shadows shift through the day, and that movement is where the depth comes from.
In open-plan Perth homes a standard framed print looks undersized on a wall that runs five or six metres. The 2400 x 1200 mm format holds its proportion against a large modular lounge, an eight-seater dining setting or a long entry corridor. Coordinating designs sit in our wall art collection.
Measure your wall first, then come and stand in front of one at the Malaga showroom — scale and metal finish are both hard to judge from a photograph. Contact us about a product or project if you want advice on wall preparation, fixing anchors or delivery across the Perth metropolitan area.
What size is the panel, and which way does it hang?
2400 mm long by 1200 mm high (2400L x 1200H mm), in a landscape orientation only. It is proportioned for a wide interior feature wall rather than a tall, narrow one.
Which flowers appear across the 2400×1200 medley?
A mix of stylised garden flowers with varying petal contours, curling tendrils and textured leaf clusters, laid out as a flowing, non-repeating botanical landscape instead of one bloom repeated end to end.
Why go to 2.4 metres rather than a smaller piece?
The 2.4-metre horizontal span lines up with large residential furniture. It holds the wall above a long sofa, a dining buffet or a boardroom table and gives an open-plan living area a centre point, where a smaller panel tends to float.
What sort of wall will carry a panel this size?
Fix into solid wall studs on timber or steel stud-framed plasterboard, or use heavy-duty masonry fasteners into solid brickwork. The fixings need to land in structure rather than sheeting alone, and the panel has to sit level across the full 2400 mm.
Does the open cutwork trap dust?
It collects along the upper edges of the petals and where the leaves overlap. A soft feather duster lifts most of it, and a dry microfibre cloth or the soft brush attachment on a vacuum takes care of the rest. Keep the work dry — chemical cleaners, bleach and wet scouring cloths will mark the metal finish.
