The Artimage Dunas wall art by Bar Design combines an aluminum frame with an MDF composition in a horizontal piece measuring 61x171 cm. The raised drawing alternates vertical lines and smooth areas, creating a clear contrast that brings rhythm to wide walls. Thanks to its elongated scale, it works well above sideboards and sofas, along countertops, and in corridors with open wall space.
The 6 cm depth reinforces the object’s presence and enhances the shadow effect across the textured sections. The reading is clean and graphic, with a composition that suits contemporary interiors and pairs naturally with wood, neutral fabrics, and indirect lighting. The result is a calm, ordered visual that contributes structure without relying on intense color.
Its balanced proportions and precise border emphasize the central relief as the protagonist. From a short distance, the linear pattern shows detail; from farther away, the bands read as continuous fields that organize the wall visually.
The piece combines an aluminum frame with an MDF composition. The metal perimeter provides a slim, accurate border, keeping the focus on the central panel while offering a discreet contour around the work. The MDF base allows the relief to be treated as the primary visual element.
This meeting of a precise frame and a textured center produces a controlled, measured presence on the wall. The border outlines the shape with clarity; the interior brings the three-dimensional reading that defines the work.
The drawing alternates smooth surfaces and narrow linear bands to form an organic movement along the horizontal axis. This solution highlights the dialogue between full and empty, light and shadow, giving depth to the panel without depending on saturated color or excess elements.
As the eye crosses the piece, the vertical lines compress and open, changing the density of the pattern and guiding the viewer across the length of the work. The composition remains restrained, so the relief is perceived first as a rhythm, then as texture.
The elongated format favors arrangements where the wall calls for a continuous reading. Above linear furniture such as sideboards and sofas, the piece follows the room’s horizontal lines and helps visually organize the space.
On large walls, the relief creates a measured cadence that occupies the plane without visual noise. In circulation areas, it stretches the gaze along the route, acting as a guiding element that keeps the composition balanced from different vantage points.
The piece can be used in living rooms, halls, offices, and corridors with free wall space. It also works well above sideboards and countertops, especially when the goal is to establish a horizontal focal point that ties the setting together.
Its graphic reading complements contemporary interiors and materials such as wood and neutral textiles. In rooms with a restrained palette, the relief provides structure; in spaces with more textures, it acts as a stabilizing element.
The raised areas gain definition with lateral or indirect light. This behavior emphasizes the texture, increasing contrast between light and shade over the course of the day without changing the composition itself.
When lit from the side, the vertical bands cast subtle shadows that strengthen the rhythm. Under soft, diffuse light, the work maintains a calm reading in which the alternation between smooth fields and lines remains clear.
For cleaning, use a dry or slightly damp cloth, avoiding abrasive products. To preserve the piece, keep it away from excessive humidity and prolonged direct sunlight.
It features an aluminum frame and an MDF composition.
Height 61 cm, length 171 cm and depth 6 cm. Weight: 1.5 kg.
Living rooms, halls, offices, corridors and above linear furniture such as sideboards and sofas.
Yes. The relief increases contrast between light and shadow, becoming more pronounced with lateral or indirect lighting.
Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth and avoid abrasives.
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