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Lotus Minimalist — metal wall art

Botanical & Tree Metal Wall Art

Trees, leaves and the lotus. Botanical metal wall art is the quietest collection we cut — the designs here are the ones people choose when they want the wall to feel calmer rather than fuller, and the tree of life is the piece that outsells everything else in it.

What is in this collection
Trees. The tree of life is the classic: a full canopy inside a circle, cut as one piece. The rooted version shows the root system below ground and is the taller of the two. The leaf tree is looser and less symmetrical.
Leaves and flowers. The minimal leaf is the sparest design in the catalogue — one stem, a handful of leaves. Floral harmony is the densest. The minimalist lotus sits between them and is the piece most often chosen for a bedroom or a treatment room.

What the tree of life is for
It is the piece bought for family occasions — a wedding, a move, a milestone anniversary — because the canopy and the roots read as generations without anyone having to say so. It is also the design most often ordered large: at 90 or 100 cm the circle becomes the thing the room is arranged around, and below 50 cm it reads as an ornament. If it is a gift for a wall you have not seen, 60–70 cm is the size that fits most rooms.

Sizing
Circular designs need more clearance than rectangular ones. A 70 cm tree of life wants at least 100 cm of clear wall, because the empty corners around a circle are part of how it reads. Over a sideboard or a bed head, match roughly two thirds of the furniture width. The size guide lists every size with the wall space it needs.
The minimal leaf is the opposite case: it is mostly empty space already and can sit in a narrow gap — beside a door, between two windows — at 40–50 cm.

Which finish
Bronze and gold are the two most chosen here, because botanical shapes read as warm metal. Black is the most graphic and the one that behaves like a drawing. Silver suits modern, cool rooms. White is for dark walls. All five are photographed on one design in the finish guide.

How these are made
Drawn in the studio, cut from sheet steel on our own laser, deburred by hand and powder-coated. Cut to order in 3–5 business days, 5–7 in transit, free worldwide shipping with duties included to the US, EU and UK.
The tree designs have fine branch tips and a lot of internal cut-out. They are cut from the same gauge as everything else and are not fragile, but lift them out of the box supported along their width rather than by a branch. Hardware and a paper template are in the box — how to hang metal wall art covers plasterboard, brick and plaster, and materials and care covers outdoor use.

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Trees, leaves and the lotus. Botanical metal wall art is the quietest collection we cut — the designs here are the ones people choose when they want the wall to feel calmer rather than fuller, and the tree of life is the piece that outsells everything else in it.

What is in this collection
Trees. The tree of life is the classic: a full canopy inside a circle, cut as one piece. The rooted version shows the root system below ground and is the taller of the two. The leaf tree is looser and less symmetrical.
Leaves and flowers. The minimal leaf is the sparest design in the catalogue — one stem, a handful of leaves. Floral harmony is the densest. The minimalist lotus sits between them and is the piece most often chosen for a bedroom or a treatment room.

What the tree of life is for
It is the piece bought for family occasions — a wedding, a move, a milestone anniversary — because the canopy and the roots read as generations without anyone having to say so. It is also the design most often ordered large: at 90 or 100 cm the circle becomes the thing the room is arranged around, and below 50 cm it reads as an ornament. If it is a gift for a wall you have not seen, 60–70 cm is the size that fits most rooms.

Sizing
Circular designs need more clearance than rectangular ones. A 70 cm tree of life wants at least 100 cm of clear wall, because the empty corners around a circle are part of how it reads. Over a sideboard or a bed head, match roughly two thirds of the furniture width. The size guide lists every size with the wall space it needs.
The minimal leaf is the opposite case: it is mostly empty space already and can sit in a narrow gap — beside a door, between two windows — at 40–50 cm.

Which finish
Bronze and gold are the two most chosen here, because botanical shapes read as warm metal. Black is the most graphic and the one that behaves like a drawing. Silver suits modern, cool rooms. White is for dark walls. All five are photographed on one design in the finish guide.

How these are made
Drawn in the studio, cut from sheet steel on our own laser, deburred by hand and powder-coated. Cut to order in 3–5 business days, 5–7 in transit, free worldwide shipping with duties included to the US, EU and UK.
The tree designs have fine branch tips and a lot of internal cut-out. They are cut from the same gauge as everything else and are not fragile, but lift them out of the box supported along their width rather than by a branch. Hardware and a paper template are in the box — how to hang metal wall art covers plasterboard, brick and plaster, and materials and care covers outdoor use.

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