About Horizontal Big Metal Wall Art
Close to a metre of wall gets covered here: 960 mm across by 600 mm high. The floral silhouettes are layered rather than printed flat, each petal stamped separately and finished with enamel-like colour brushwork, so the panel holds real relief depth when you look along it. Indoors, in living rooms and workplaces, that depth is what the eye picks up as the light moves through the day.
At close to one metre wide it sits properly above a standard two- or three-seater lounge without the furniture swallowing it, and it runs the length of a buffet unit or dining console without crowding the ends. Behind a client service counter or a waiting-room bench it does the same job in a commercial fitout. Other hanging pieces are grouped in the wall art collection.
Individual petal stampings, curved wire stems and hand-applied colour washes shift between warm and cool tones across the arrangement, so no two blooms read identically. The metal frame behind them keeps its shape year after year indoors, with no warping and nothing for moisture to work on.
Brushwork photographs poorly, and the colour washes change depending on where you stand, so see this one on the wall at our Malaga showroom before you decide. If you would rather have the fixings sorted first, contact us about a product or project and we will talk through mounting hardware, availability and delivery across greater Perth.
How big is the panel, and can it be hung vertically?
It measures 960 mm in width by 600 mm in height and is built for one orientation only — horizontal landscape. Hung that way, the design spreads evenly across a wide wall instead of bunching into a single point.
What makes up the floral design?
A cluster of open blossoms, curling leaves and slender stems, each worked in multi-coloured paint tones with fine brushwork so the botanical forms carry depth rather than sitting flat against the wall.
Which walls suit a 960 mm by 600 mm landscape piece?
Above a living room lounge, along a buffet sideboard, over a master bedroom headboard, or on the wall behind a corporate reception desk — anywhere a wide focal feature is wanted and a narrow one would look lost.
What fixings do I need for plasterboard or brick?
Rear mounting hooks are already fitted. Into plasterboard (gyprock), use medium-duty cavity anchors; into solid brick or masonry, standard plastic plugs with pan-head screws will hold it.
Can the painted metal be washed?
Keep water off it. The colour washes are hand-applied over the petal detail, and a damp cloth or a household spray cleaner will lift them. A dry microfibre cloth or a soft feather duster run over the flowers and wire stems every few weeks is all this panel asks for; solvents will strip the finish outright.
