Wall Decor

The wall decor collection carries 895 pieces from Uttermost (163 pieces), Phillips Collection (91 pieces), Moe's Home Collection, and Sunpan — covering original and reproduction canvas paintings, mixed-media wall panels, metal wall sculptures, hand-carved wood wall art, and wall accents in organic and contemporary forms. Wall art leads the type mix at 248 pieces, followed by wall accents at 140.

Uttermost & Phillips Collection

Uttermost leads by a substantial margin — their wall decor includes hand-forged iron wall sculptures, antiqued gold leaf frames around abstract canvases, and architectural wall mirrors that blur the line between decor and functional object. Phillips Collection at 91 pieces is the strongest purely artistic voice in the collection: gallery-quality bronze castings, resin sculptures, hand-finished aluminum reliefs, and one-of-a-kind carved wood pieces that work as room focal points without furniture-scale presence.

Moe's & Sunpan

Moe's Home Collection contributes 54 pieces across a range of media — hand-painted canvas, woven wall hangings, and cast metal panels. Their wall art tends toward abstract compositions in warm, neutral palettes that work across many interior styles without competing with furniture. Sunpan at 54 pieces focuses on metal wall art with geometric precision: laser-cut panels, powder-coated steel sculptures, and 3D relief works that create shadow and depth on neutral walls.

Gallery Walls & Placement

Hang art so the visual center sits at 57–60" from the floor — the standard museum hang line. For gallery walls, maintain 2–3" spacing between frames for a cohesive look. The mirrors collection carries frames and sculptural mirrors that pair well with wall art in gallery arrangements. For complete room context, explore the living room furniture collection to ensure wall pieces scale to the furniture below them.