About Lilly Frame Metal Wall Art
1200 mm tall in portrait format, 1000 mm across. That is the size you reach for when a wall has already defeated one piece of art — double-height entry foyers, open-plan living rooms, the blank return above a staircase. The waterlily motif is held inside a clean frame, so the botanical drawing stays contained rather than drifting off the edges.
The surface is the part photographs miss. Rather than flat painted sheet metal or a smooth print, the finish is built up in layers — fine ridges, stippling, shifts in depth. Move daylight across it, or bring the overhead track lights down, and the raised contours take the light at different angles while the hollows hold shadow.
Against warm timber flooring, rendered plasterwork and linen upholstery it settles in without argument. Related botanical and geometric designs run through the wall art collection.
Relief like this flattens out in a photograph, so it is worth running a hand over the finish in the Malaga showroom. Contact our team to confirm in-stock availability or arrange local courier delivery across the Perth metropolitan area.
Common questions
What size is the panel, and which way does it hang?
1000 mm wide by 1200 mm high, hung portrait. The composition reads vertically, so the orientation is fixed, and at that height it covers standard and high-ceiling feature walls without needing a second piece beside it.
Will it mount on plasterboard, or does it need brick?
Standard gyprock plasterboard is fine, using heavy-duty hollow wall anchors suited to the load. Into internal double brick or masonry, plastic wall plugs and pan-head screws will hold it.
Can it go in a covered alfresco?
It is built for protected interior spaces. An alfresco only works if the panel sits well under a deep ceiling overhang, completely shielded from rain, sprinkler spray and direct Western Australian summer sun.
What is the best way to clean the textured surface?
Keep it dry. A soft feather duster, a dry paintbrush worked into the deeper stippling, or an electrostatic microfibre cloth will lift dust out of the relief. Wet scrubbing sponges and chemical spray cleaners can degrade the textured surface, so keep them off it.
