Solid Wood Geometric Wall Art with Layered Faceted Panels

Faceted wooden panels overlap in an abstract, asymmetrical pattern on this large geometric wall art. Hung above a sofa or across a feature wall, it adds depth and texture that changes as light moves through the room.

Highlights

• Asymmetrical composition of layered, angled wood panels
• Faceted surfaces cast shifting shadows for a dimensional look
• 55 inches wide in every size, 3 inches deep, with heights from 39 to 79 inches
• Black, Oak, Brown or Walnut finish
• Ships in sections and is assembled on arrival

Specifications

Light, shadow and structure

Instead of a flat canvas, this piece works in relief. Each panel sits at its own angle, so morning sun and evening lamps pick out different edges. The result feels architectural yet warm, and it holds its own in a contemporary living room without fighting other furniture for attention.

How it is made

The panels are cut from solid wood blocks and joined, then given a light finish that keeps the natural texture visible. Because it is crafted to order, every piece shows its own variations in grain and color. For safe transport it is shipped in parts and assembled once it arrives.

Placement ideas

Use it as a backdrop for a seating group, a gallery-style focal point in an entry, or a bold accent in a minimalist office.

Frequently asked questions

Which height should I choose?
Every option is 55 inches wide; only the height changes. Taller versions suit high ceilings or long sofa walls, while 39 or 47 inches works well above a console.

Does it include lighting?
No. The depth comes from the layered panels themselves; any glow you see in photos comes from room lighting.

How long does delivery take?
Each piece is made to order. Cutting and carving take 7-10 days, you approve photos of your piece, finishing takes about 7 more days, and delivery adds 3-7 business days, so most orders arrive in about 3-4 weeks.

Will every piece look exactly like the photos?
The shape, size and finish match your selection, but solid wood has natural variations in grain, knots and tone, so no two pieces are identical. You see photos of your own piece before it is finished.