This is the Saltmarsh Meadow metal wall art: a metre-wide panel of tall reeds and grasses dotted with daisy heads, all rising from a slim ground bar. It is part of our Saltmarsh collection, drawn from the windswept coastal grasses of the estuary edge.
The long, low shape is made for horizontal spaces. Fix it above a garden bench, along a courtyard wall behind a planter, over a headboard, or across the wall above a kitchen table. On a brick garden wall it looks like a stand of grasses caught in silhouette; indoors on a light wall it gives you a calm, natural line across the room.
It measures 1000 mm wide by 420 mm tall and is cut from 3 mm mild steel. The fine, upright stems and the round daisy heads give a gentle rhythm without feeling busy.
Fixing is through three 7 mm holes in the ground bar, spread along the width so the whole panel sits flat. Choose screws and plugs suited to your wall.
Pick your finish. Raw steel will rust outdoors to an orange-brown patina that looks right among grasses and gravel. Rust patina gives that coastal weathered tone straight away. Satin black is a durable coloured powder-coated finish for a crisp graphic outline.
Each one is made to order in our Knowsley workshop, and we'll confirm your dispatch date by email. For care, dust indoors or rinse outdoors with plain water. If you are fixing raw or rust patina steel above pale paving or render, allow for some rust staining over time.
Will it stain my wall or patio?
Raw steel will rust to an orange-brown patina outdoors, and the run-off can mark pale render or paving. Satin black is powder-coated for a durable coloured finish if that is a concern.
How is it fixed?
Through three 7 mm holes in the ground bar along the bottom of the panel.
Does it match other Saltmarsh pieces?
Yes, it shares the reed and grass motif of our Saltmarsh collection.
Can you make it wider?
Yes. Use our Custom Plasma Cutting quote form with the size you need and we'll come back to you with a price.
Part of the Saltmarsh collection — see all matching pieces in the Saltmarsh collection.
This is the Saltmarsh Meadow metal wall art: a metre-wide panel of tall reeds and grasses dotted with daisy heads, all rising from a slim ground bar. It is part of our Saltmarsh collection, drawn from the windswept coastal grasses of the estuary edge.
The long, low shape is made for horizontal spaces. Fix it above a garden bench, along a courtyard wall behind a planter, over a headboard, or across the wall above a kitchen table. On a brick garden wall it looks like a stand of grasses caught in silhouette; indoors on a light wall it gives you a calm, natural line across the room.
It measures 1000 mm wide by 420 mm tall and is cut from 3 mm mild steel. The fine, upright stems and the round daisy heads give a gentle rhythm without feeling busy.
Fixing is through three 7 mm holes in the ground bar, spread along the width so the whole panel sits flat. Choose screws and plugs suited to your wall.
Pick your finish. Raw steel will rust outdoors to an orange-brown patina that looks right among grasses and gravel. Rust patina gives that coastal weathered tone straight away. Satin black is a durable coloured powder-coated finish for a crisp graphic outline.
Each one is made to order in our Knowsley workshop, and we'll confirm your dispatch date by email. For care, dust indoors or rinse outdoors with plain water. If you are fixing raw or rust patina steel above pale paving or render, allow for some rust staining over time.
Will it stain my wall or patio?
Raw steel will rust to an orange-brown patina outdoors, and the run-off can mark pale render or paving. Satin black is powder-coated for a durable coloured finish if that is a concern.
How is it fixed?
Through three 7 mm holes in the ground bar along the bottom of the panel.
Does it match other Saltmarsh pieces?
Yes, it shares the reed and grass motif of our Saltmarsh collection.
Can you make it wider?
Yes. Use our Custom Plasma Cutting quote form with the size you need and we'll come back to you with a price.
Part of the Saltmarsh collection — see all matching pieces in the Saltmarsh collection.
