Architectural Wall Panel

Particularly significant is the choice of stone: the richly figured green Italian travertine corresponds to the distinctive green stone used throughout the store's escalator surround...

An elegant and monumental Louis XVI style decorative wall panel, handcrafted in France during the late 19th to early 20th century.

A striking piece functional as a room divider, window shutters, courtyard doors, wall panel, or architectural element. Modern battens on reverse for stability.

On the Design: This magnificent pair constitutes a sophisticated textile homage to Frederic, Lord Leighton—President of the Royal Academy and defining figure of Victorian Academic ...

Retaining their original hinges and long, linear proportions, they make a striking architectural element repurposed as decorative wall panels, sliding doors, or integrated into custo...

They can be used as a freestanding screen divider, mounted on a wall as dramatic architectural panels or headboard, or standing behind a console or sofa to add height and visual text...

Classic characteristic ornamentation, ribbon, garlands and Greek urns, adorn and accentuate this grand architectural piece. The wall panel mirror is topped with an embossed design pi...

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The wooden frames retain their original patina and hardware, offering a charming, authentic aged finish. Perfect as architectural elements, room dividers, decorative wall panels, or ...

Their elongated arched form makes them ideal for placement as transoms, interior architectural accents, or decorative wall panels. A superb addition to any interior seeking authentic...

Vertical grey and mauve passages at the sides may suggest curtains, architectural panels or shadowed walls, although the setting remains deliberately understated.

Their appeal combined the scientific collecting of geological specimens with decorative elegance, and they were often incorporated into tabletops, framed wall plaques, or architectur...