Architecture Panels

Defined by its clean architectural silhouette and refined material composition, this contemporary sofa introduces a distinctive decorative textile panel that transforms a functional ...

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Original Denver architecture oil on panel painting :: Painting :: Impressionist :: This piece comes with an official certificate of authenticity signed by the artist :: Ready to Hang...

The panel's distinctive architectural silhouette recalls the form of traditional temple ornamentation, framing the carved figure with quiet monumentality.

Keywords: Albert Racinet, L'Ornement Polychrome, Louis XVI, Louis XVI ornament, Louis XVI decorative panel, French decorative arts, French ornament, neoclassical decoration, neoclass...

Dating to the 18th century, this beautifully aged carving combines spiritual significance with decorative appeal, making it an attractive piece for collectors of Indian sacred art an...

Measuring 46.5 cm high, 11.8 cm wide, and 12.1 cm deep, and weighing 1.71 kgs, this elegant sculpture is both a devotional image and a rare fragment of sacred architectural heritage....

This striking, large-scale Italian mixed-media architectural relief panel from the 1970s is an unusually sophisticated decorative interpretation of Pablo Picasso’s celebrated portrai...

The craftsmanship involved in creating such pieces highlights the artisanal skills that have been passed down through generations. In temple architecture, wooden panels like this we...

Measuring 54.5 cm high, 15.4 cm wide, and 13.5 cm deep, and weighing 2.91 kgs, this finely carved sculpture is both a devotional image and a significant fragment of sacred architectu...

A hallmark of Qing-dynasty domestic architecture, tall lattice panels such as these were used in traditional courtyard homes to allow light and air into a room whilst maintaining pri...

It would work well as a room divider, decorative backdrop, wall-mounted panel arrangement, or architectural accent behind a sofa, console, bed, or dining area.

This imposing piece exemplifies the robust elegance of Northern Italian design, characterized by deeply molded panels, architectural proportions, and finely carved details.

This Chinese large carved camphor wood interior window panel from the Mid 20th century, with beautiful carving design, Created in China during the mid 20th century, Of this architect...

An antique pair of stunning French Baroque painted and partial – gilt carved architectural elements or wall panels, in good condition.

Equipped with removable brass hinges, this custom framing system offers exceptional versatility, allowing you to display each panel individually if desired. Lastly, the frames can be...

LARGE ART DECO OXIDISED COPPER & FROSTED GLASS PANEL PENDANT England, Circa 1930 A striking large-scale Art Deco pendant light of geometric architectural form, constructed in oxidi...

The sides are equally decorative, showcasing deeply carved floral panels framed by architectural moldings. Raised on substantial turned legs connected by a solid stretcher base, the...

Their scale and craftsmanship make them ideal as wall panels, decorative architectural elements, or additions to a custom interior installation.

The relaxed, ballooning midsection tapers down toward the lower body, which is defined by a low-slung, horizontal paneled seam architectural hemline. Made in: England CONDITION: Con...

A striking and highly decorative pair of Victorian-style framed crazy quilts, presented as tall, architectural textile panels. These vertically oriented works transform traditional d...

Additional information Each tile within the panel is 10.8cm2 (4.25 in2)

Beautiful mid century modern architectural single panel room divider. This sturdy and well made screen is made of a bronze tone metal in an intricate interlocking circle lattice desi...

An architectural wooden panel designed by Charlotte Perriand for the Les Arcs.

Architectural, four hinged panels, each panel measures 17" W x 72" H, hand delivery avail to New York City or anywhere en route from Buffalo NY.

Measuring 200 × 180 cm, the composition is divided into four independent wooden panels (100 × 90 cm each), allowing easier transportation, installation and architectural adaptation.

At the same time, the measured symmetry of the central medallion, the framed architectural panels, and the balanced use of lattice motifs point toward the emerging order and restrain...

It remains a visually commanding and uncommon example of mid-century Southwestern-inspired mosaic art, ideal for collectors of studio craft, Native American–influenced design, or arc...

Its strict symmetry, geometrically constructed panels and architectural mouldings retain the disciplined character of Renaissance furniture, while the deeply carved and strongly proj...

Architectural case with deeply framed panel doors. Integrated round pulls in solid wood.

The towering backplate is executed in an exuberant Baroque Revival style, its scrolling outline completely filled with finely chased floral sprays, flowering stems, and broad stylize...

Skilled in the art of pietra dura (Florentine mosaic), their work is present to this very day in regions throughout Italy, the Corbarelli’s signature inlays decorating sacred archite...

This refined Haussmann-style double door, measuring 149 × 254 cm, features beautifully molded panels, delicate floral corner rosettes, and richly detailed ironwork.

These decorative wall panels offer a luxurious statement, seamlessly blending classical motifs, rich textures, and architectural sophistication.

Arched crests crown each panel, echoing classical architecture and giving the piece added sculptural dimension.

Originally part of a decorative interior scheme such as boiserie or wall paneling, these paintings retain a strong architectural presence. Their cohesive style makes them ideal for i...

The variety of formats—vertical figures, narrow decorative elements, and ornamental panels—adds rhythm and architectural interest, making this set particularly appealing for interior...

Each vertical panel is woven with a classical still-life composition centered on a fruit-laden urn overflowing with peaches, grapes, and foliage, set upon an architectural pedestal a...

Wall Panel / Headboard in Walnut, Spain, 1940s This architectural wall panel features beautifully handcarved foliage details thorough.

The Mehraab Table MOP draws on the Mughal tradition of mother-of-pearl inlay — historically used in palace furniture and architectural panels — and applies it to a compact side table...

The Mehraab Table MOP draws on the Mughal tradition of mother-of-pearl inlay — historically used in palace furniture and architectural panels — and applies it to a compact side table...

The Mehraab Table MOP draws on the Mughal tradition of mother-of-pearl inlay — historically used in palace furniture and architectural panels — and applies it to a compact side table...

The Mehraab Table MOP draws on the Mughal tradition of mother-of-pearl inlay — historically used in palace furniture and architectural panels — and applies it to a compact side table...

The Mehraab Table MOP draws on the Mughal tradition of mother-of-pearl inlay — historically used in palace furniture and architectural panels — and applies it to a compact side table...

The Mehraab Table MOP draws on the Mughal tradition of mother-of-pearl inlay — historically used in palace furniture and architectural panels — and applies it to a compact side table...

The Mehraab Table MOP draws on the Mughal tradition of mother-of-pearl inlay — historically used in palace furniture and architectural panels — and applies it to a compact side table...

The Mehraab Table MOP draws on the Mughal tradition of mother-of-pearl inlay — historically used in palace furniture and architectural panels — and applies it to a compact side table...

The Mehraab Table MOP draws on the Mughal tradition of mother-of-pearl inlay — historically used in palace furniture and architectural panels — and applies it to a compact side table...

The Mehraab Table MOP draws on the Mughal tradition of mother-of-pearl inlay — historically used in palace furniture and architectural panels — and applies it to a compact side table...

Mid-century architectural 3-panel room divider screen with silver leafed wooden frames and beveled glass centers.   

The upper portion of each section includes glass panes, allowing light to pass through and enhancing the screen’s architectural presence, while the lower panels are newly upholstered...

A reclining female figure dressed in green is framed by elaborate golden architecture, while adjacent panels show a blue cherub in a medallion and griffins guarding a classical frieze.

Created in China during the Qing Dynasty in the later years of the 19th century, each of this set of four of large architectural interior door panels captures our attention with its ...

The gently curved lower edge gives the panel an architectural quality, making it particularly well suited for placement above a doorway or doorpost.

Its tall neck is articulated by several projecting ringed bands before opening into a cylindrical upper register divided by pointed, cusped architectural panels. Each panel contains ...

A contemporary acrylic painting on canvas interpreting Art Deco architectural design titled "Deco Panel" by Floridian artist Dan Poole.

Each small component was cut, fitted and placed by hand to create repeating stars, interlaced lines, linked borders, arabesque-inspired motifs and architectural panels. This labor-in...

Indo-Portuguese furniture developed through the meeting of European forms and Indian craftsmanship, often incorporating carved floral decoration, architectural panels and dense geome...

This extraordinary pair of sculptural relief panels, depicting elaborately costumed figures in highly decorated settings, is clearly drawn from Aztec and Mayan art and architecture.

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