Metal Wall Art Sets

Designs that arrive as two, three or more separate panels and are hung with a gap between them. A metal wall art set covers more wall than a single piece of the same cost, and the gaps are part of the picture — the eye finishes the line across the space between panels.

What is in this collection
Three-panel abstracts. The three-panel abstract is the piece this collection is named for. The wave and flow both split a single continuous movement across panels, which is why they read best with an even gap.
Nature. Tree of life and branches are the two most ordered as sets. Flying birds and bats are sold as a flock — each bird is its own piece, and you set the spacing yourself.
Figures and geometry. Modern woman, the abstract woman, floral faces, and the geometric abstract. The Last Supper is the largest multi-panel piece we cut.

Spacing — the thing that decides whether a set works
The gap between panels should be consistent and small relative to the panels themselves. For pieces up to 40 cm, 5–8 cm between panels. For 50–70 cm panels, 8–12 cm. Above that, 12–15 cm. Wider than that and the set stops being one picture.
Hang the middle panel first and work outward. Every set ships with a single paper template covering the whole arrangement, so the spacing is already decided for you — tape it up, mark through it, and take it down. That is the part people skip and then regret.
For the bird and bat pieces there is no correct spacing, because they are a flock rather than a split image. The arrangement people like best runs diagonally with the gaps getting wider as the birds “leave” — start dense in one corner and let them thin out.

Sizing a set
Measure the total span you want to fill, including the gaps, then work backwards. A three-panel set of 50 cm panels with 10 cm gaps spans 170 cm — which is a large sofa wall, not a small one. This is where most returns in this collection come from: the panel size is read as the finished size. The size guide lists both the panel dimensions and the total span for each set.

Which finish
One finish across the whole set. Mixed-finish sets are a thing people ask about and almost always dislike once they are on the wall — the gaps already break the image up, and a second colour breaks it again. Black for most rooms, gold or bronze for warm interiors, silver for cool ones, white for dark walls. All five are shown on one design in the finish guide.

How these are made
Every panel is cut from the same sheet on the same run, so the steel and the coat match across a set — that is the reason to buy a set as a set rather than as separate pieces. Drawn in the studio, laser-cut, deburred by hand, powder-coated to your finish. Cut to order in 3–5 business days, 5–7 in transit, free worldwide shipping with duties included to the US, EU and UK. See how to hang metal wall art for wall types and what changes with multiple panels.