3D Wall Art

The difference between a picture and a relief is shadow. A flat work shows you the same thing at nine in the morning and nine at night; a dimensional one changes all day, because the light moving across a room moves across the piece as well. That is the whole argument for 3D wall art, and it is why it holds attention longer than anything printed.

Everything here stands proud of the wall. Some pieces are shallow, built from slatted timber, folded metal or raised plaster; others project several centimetres in carved relief, applied stone or sculpted forms. Around a third combine two or more materials in a single work, setting timber against metal or acrylic against textured ground, which is where the deepest shadow lines come from.

Texture is the other half of it. These are surfaces you want to run a hand across: carved grain, hammered sheet, crackle glaze, woven fibre, raised plaster and cast resin. That is a quality no photograph fully conveys, so it is worth knowing that nearly every piece in this collection carries it. Browse the same work by material in wood wall art and metal wall art.

Most of the range is abstract or geometric, in a largely white, blue and black palette, at scales from 30cm panels up past 160cm. Relief needs a little more room than a flat piece, and it wants light from one side rather than straight on. For work that leaves the wall altogether, our wall sculptures project further still, and for the flatter end of the range see abstract art and geometric art.

Every piece we make is handcrafted to order by our artists, designed in Birmingham and made in our worldwide studios. Standard production takes around three to four weeks, and we offer free worldwide shipping. Get in touch if you would like help choosing a piece for a particular wall and its lighting, or to commission something to your own brief.