Size, finish, mounting and maintenance, explained up front - for Wall Art, Sculpture and Functional Objects alike.
Everything you need to know before placing your order—from sizing and finishes to installation requirements and customizations.
Before you order, measure your wall or space. Note both the wall's width and the visual frame around the piece — neighbouring furniture, doorways, light fixtures — so the artwork can breathe. Every piece comes in three sizes — Small, Medium, and Large — but the exact dimensions vary by artwork, since each is sized to honour its own proportions. Each size carries its own thickness and mounting system, tuned to the piece's weight and load distribution.
Measure the wall's full width and height, then mark the visual zone where the artwork will sit — leave at least 30–45 cm of breathing room around it. If hanging above furniture, leave 15–25 cm of clearance between the top of the piece and the next architectural element (shelf, ceiling, mirror). Share these measurements with us if you'd like a tailored size recommendation.
A sculpture commands the volume around it — not just a wall. Before you choose, read the whole space, not a single dimension. Measure the floor footprint and the room it stands in, then picture how it's approached and seen in the round. Each sculpture is made in editioned sizes or commissioned to your space, so dimensions are confirmed per piece.
Measure the floor footprint where it will stand (length × width) and the ceiling height above it. Leave generous clearance on every side so it can be walked around and seen in the round — at least 40–60 cm where people pass. Note the primary sightline (where the piece is first seen from as you enter), any power provision nearby if the work is illuminated or kinetic, and the room's existing materials and palette so the finish sits in harmony.
Floor area it occupies, plus room to walk around it and view it from every angle.
Where it's first seen from, and the height at which it reads best in the room.
Provision for lighting or kinetic works — outlet location and discreet cable routing.
The materials, tones and mood already in the room, so the piece belongs rather than intrudes.
A functional piece has to earn its room — it fits the body that uses it and the space around it. Measure the area it will serve and the room to move through it. Note the pieces it sits beside and the clearances daily use demands. Each piece is made to confirmed dimensions, so the fit is exact.
Measure the available footprint and the circulation around it — room to pull out a chair, open a drawer, or walk comfortably past (allow 75–90 cm for a walkway). Check the working or seating height against neighbouring pieces so surfaces align. If the piece integrates lighting, charging or cable management, confirm power and data provision nearby. And read the room's existing style and palette so the piece sits in the same family.
The space it occupies plus clearance to use and move around it without crowding.
Seat, surface or shelf heights tuned to the body and to the pieces it sits beside.
If it carries lighting, charging or cabling — outlet location and concealed routing.
The finishes and tones in the room, so the piece reads as part of the whole.
Colour and finish work the same way across wall art, sculpture and functional objects — every piece is laser-cut from a single sheet of steel and finished by hand. Two standard finishes ship ready, an extensive range of customisable finishes is available on request, with premium upgrades for select works — so the colour and texture sit exactly the way you want them in the light.
Powder-coating is a finishing process where dry pigmented powder is electrostatically applied to steel, then cured under heat to form a hard, smooth, even layer. The result is a finish that's denser, more chip-resistant, and more colour-stable than wet paint — and one that holds up over decades. It's our default for a reason: it's durable, UV-stable, and the texture stays beautifully consistent across every cut and curve.
Each piece is hand-prepared, hung in our spray booth, and cured at 200°C — a process that takes about hours per piece and gives the steel a long-lasting finish you can feel.
While most pieces across our collections wear the standard finishes above, a select few special artworks are crafted in the premium finishes below — chosen, by design, for the piece they're meant for.
We use two mounting systems, each chosen to match the piece's size and weight — both leave a clean 4 cm gap between the artwork and the wall, so light slips behind it and casts the second composition. Custom clearance available on request.
A discreet screw anchor and hanging system that fixes to the wall and holds the piece at a precise 4 cm clearance. The mount is concealed behind the work and supports up to 15 kg, balanced across the back so the weight distributes evenly.
For large pieces (above 15 kg) we install a heavy-duty bolt system with reinforced anchoring at multiple load points. The piece sits at the same 4 cm clearance, distributing weight across the wall so no single point bears the full mass — engineered for masonry, concrete and reinforced drywall.
Concrete, brick, masonry, drywall, plaster, or other. Each takes a different anchor — share what you have so we can ship the right components and hardware with your piece.
The standard gap between the artwork and the wall is 4 cm. If you'd like more or less — for lighting, depth, or architectural reasons — let us know at the time of order.
Every piece ships with a full installation guide, a paper template for marking anchor points, and the matched hardware. Worldwide white-glove installation available on request.
Hand-finished, fully cured, wrapped in protective layers.
Bolts, anchors, and brackets matched to your wall.
For marking anchor points before drilling.
Digital, step-by-step.
A sculpture is mounted as its design demands — there is no single system. The method is chosen per piece for stability and for the way it's meant to be seen: freestanding on a weighted base, anchored to the floor, presented on a plinth, or — for wall reliefs — fixed with the same concealed bolt system as our wall art. We confirm the right approach with you for every commission.
A ballasted base holds the piece upright with no fixing to the floor — ideal where the work may be repositioned. Engineered so the centre of gravity sits low and secure.
For height or slender forms, a concealed plate bolts to the floor at hidden points — engineered against tipping in busy spaces and around children.
The piece is presented on a matched plinth, sized and finished to the work — raising it to its intended eye line and giving it room to be read.
Floor type (stone, screed, timber, raised) and the area the base may occupy, so we engineer for the surface and the space.
Whether the piece sits in a busy route or near children, so we choose between weighted base and floor anchor accordingly.
For illuminated or kinetic works — nearest outlet and how cabling should run, concealed within base or plinth.
Mounting depends entirely on the piece. Most stand freely on levelling feet; wall-fixed shelving and consoles anchor into the wall; tall storage is anchored to the floor or wall for stability. Each piece is engineered to its own load and the way it's used — we confirm the method as part of the design.
Adjustable levelling feet keep the piece steady and true on uneven floors — no fixing required, and the floor stays untouched.
Concealed brackets carry the load into the wall, matched to your wall type — the same engineering as our heavy wall art, tuned for daily use.
Tall pieces are tied discreetly to floor or wall to prevent tipping — essential where weight sits high or near children.
Levelness of the floor and the wall material behind, so feet, brackets and ties are matched correctly.
How the piece is used and what it carries, so we engineer the right load path and fixings.
If it integrates lighting or charging — outlet location and how cables route in, kept fully concealed.
Not sure which size to choose, which finish will sit best with your space, or what mounting system fits your wall? Share a few details and our studio will write back within two working days with a tailored recommendation.
The more you share, the more precise our recommendation. Even a phone photo of the wall — at eye level, with the surrounding room visible — gives us enough to start.
Unsure which form or scale will hold the room, or how it should stand? Share a few details about the space and our studio will write back within two working days with a tailored recommendation — and, where helpful, a placement sketch.
A sculpture lives in three dimensions, so the more you can tell us about the room around it, the better. A phone photo taken from the doorway — showing the floor and the space above — gives us plenty to start.
Not sure which size will fit the room, or how it should be mounted and finished? Share the space and the way you'll live with the piece, and our studio will write back within two working days with a tailored recommendation.
A functional piece has to fit both the space and the way you move through it. Measurements of the area and a photo showing the neighbouring pieces give us everything we need to size it right.
