Framed Wall Art
Shop framed wall art from Mikolia, sculpted and textured panels with a raised three-dimensional surface, set in slim metal frames. Sixteen designs across three formats: 60 x 90cm portrait, 90 x 90cm square and 90 x 60cm landscape.
A flat printed canvas reads as decoration. A panel with genuine surface relief, the kind that catches light differently depending on where you stand, reads as something closer to a sculptural object than a picture. That is the difference this collection is built around.
Textured 3D Wall Art
Every panel here is worked in raised relief rather than printed flat: layered texture, sculpted ridges, and in several designs, metallic detailing that sits proud of the surface. Each panel is mounted on a wooden backing board and set inside a metal frame, and the surface is genuinely three-dimensional rather than smooth, which means the piece changes character through the day as natural light moves across it.
This is what separates textured wall art from a standard framed print at a similar size. Photographs flatten the effect almost entirely, which is why these panels tend to look considerably better in a room than they do on a screen.
Abstract Wall Art
Abstract designs make up the largest part of the collection, ranging from calm and neutral to graphic and high-contrast. Organic Forms in tan and cream and Silver Drift in pearl grey are the quietest pieces, built on flowing sculpted strata in a single tonal family. White Wave in charcoal and white works the same sculpted movement in higher contrast.
At the bolder end, Gilded Abstract in charcoal and gold and Gold Ribbon in bronze and taupe use sweeping gold lines across a sculpted ground, reading as brushwork rendered in relief rather than paint. Couture Silhouette in black and taupe is the most graphic of the portrait pieces.
Landscape and Coastal Designs
Several panels take an aerial or coastal view as their subject. Coastal Strata in blush and charcoal reads as a shoreline seen from above, with gravelled texture running between smooth sculpted bands. Breaking Wave in cream and sand is the softest and most neutral of the group.
Layered Canyon in terracotta and cream is the strongest colour statement in the collection, built from deeply carved rock strata in burnt orange against pale stone.
Botanical and Leaf Wall Art
The botanical designs are all 90 x 90cm squares. Monstera Leaf in black and gold is the most graphic piece in the collection, built almost entirely from the raised texture of the leaves themselves with gold detailing tracing every vein. Sculpted Leaves in cream and dark brown takes the same idea in a warmer, quieter palette, and Sculpted Feathers in blush and cream is the softest square in the range.
In landscape format, Golden Grove sets a line of golden-leaved trees against a silvered sky, and its 90 x 60cm proportions suit a wide sideboard or a run of wall where a portrait panel would look narrow.
Gold and Black Wall Art
Several panels use gold and bronze detailing against a dark ground. Golden Vortex sets a swirling spiral of gold particles against deep black, and Gold Leaf takes the same palette in square format. Modern Balance in bronze and gold is the most architectural design, built from geometric arcs and spheres rather than organic forms.
These work best where a room already carries warmth in its metal finishes, brass hardware, lighting or candle holders, so the panel extends an existing palette rather than introducing a new one.
Choosing a Size and Format
The 60 x 90cm portrait panels suit narrower wall spaces and work particularly well above a console, a sideboard or a bed, where the vertical format follows the eye upward. The 90 x 90cm squares need more width and suit a larger wall or a space where the piece is the sole focal point. The 90 x 60cm landscape format is the specialist: it suits a wide, low run of wall above a long sideboard, where both other formats would look wrong.
As a working rule, large wall art should span roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture beneath it. Measure the wall before ordering rather than judging scale from a photograph, which is where most wall art purchases go wrong.
Hanging and Mounting
Each panel is supplied ready to hang, with two metal brackets fitted to the top of the wooden backing board. That means two wall fixings are needed, spaced to match the brackets, rather than a single central hook. Fixings suited to your wall type are not included, so check the bracket spacing before drilling.
Caring for a Textured Panel
Because the surface is raised rather than flat, cleaning needs a lighter touch than a standard framed print. Dust gently with a dry, soft cloth or brush, working in the direction of the relief rather than across it, and avoid water, sprays or abrasive cleaners on the textured surface. The metal frame can be wiped with a barely damp cloth and dried immediately. Minor marks or slight variation in the frame finish are normal for this style and not a fault.
Styling the Surface Beneath
Wall art works best when the surface below it stays restrained. A single vase or sculpture on a console beneath a panel is usually enough. Warmer, earth-toned panels pair naturally with ceramic pieces from the floral vases range, and gold-toned panels sit well above a hammered gold floor vase or a black and gold ginger jar.
Where Framed Wall Art Works
In the living room, a large panel above a sofa or sideboard anchors the whole room. In the bedroom, a portrait panel above the bed sets the tone before anything else is styled. In a dining room, a square or landscape panel works above a sideboard where the wall has an even run.
These panels also do considerable work in offices, receptions and hospitality interiors, where a single striking piece signals quality more effectively than furniture alone.
More at Mikolia
Wall art sits within the wider home decor and accessories collection, alongside sculptures, figurines and ornaments. Browse the full collection at Mikolia, with UK next day delivery.
