Wall Art

Garden wall art includes outdoor-safe panels, plaques and sculptures that hang on fences, brick walls or alfresco areas. It turns a plain boundary into a styled feature, the same way artwork finishes an indoor room.

Hang garden wall art where people naturally look: near outdoor seating, along an entry path, behind potted plants, or above a barbecue/outdoor kitchen area. You can also use it to break up long, blank fence lines.

Most outdoor wall pieces are designed to handle sun and rain. For best results, mount securely, avoid constant ground contact, and check any care notes around coastal exposure. In extremely harsh conditions, place pieces in a semi-sheltered area.

Yes. Framing artwork with climbers, hanging baskets or tall pots softens hard surfaces and makes the piece feel integrated. Just keep foliage slightly off the face of the art so it doesn’t trap moisture or hide the design, and be wary our rust screens may rub residue on any touching surfaces such as vines or leaves.

As a guide, fill about two-thirds of the visual space you’re styling. A single large statement works well on a wide blank wall. On narrow posts or between windows, use two or three smaller garden wall art pieces stacked or grouped.

In general, yes. However whilst many outdoor-friendly finishes also look great in entryways, bathrooms or covered patios, we do not recommend using our rust screens inside due to their residue.