Configure it
Choose the wall and how it fills up
Two decisions and that's it: which board size fits your wall, and which composition goes on it. The diagram is to scale, so what you see drawn is what goes up.
To scale, on the board
152 × 102 cm · 8 pictures, drawn at their real sizeThe pictures take up 129 × 60 cm of the board
1 · The board
Measure the free wall. The piece should cover between half and two thirds of the furniture beneath it.
2 · The composition
One of the three packages, or build your own piece by piece.
3 · The colours
The frame and the linen. The diagram beside you changes as you go.
The frame
The linen
The chips
An NTAG213 behind each picture. Tap your phone and it opens whatever you want to tell: a voice note, a video, a profile.
What you get
- ·Thor, the 152 × 102 cm board, solid wood and lino natural
- ·8 de 24 × 30 tumbado
- ·all in roble natural
- ·8 jesmonite backframes, one per picture
Handmade in Málaga. It hangs on four screws and is never touched again.
The concept, in pictures
A private residence in Madrid with Phoenix Wall as the centrepiece of the living area. A natural linen panel on a solid wood frame that turns the wall into the place where the family's photographs live.
This project is a concept: it shows how Phoenix Wall would look in a home, not an installation we have delivered. The images are recreations.
See a real project: Elysium →The Challenge
The owners wanted a wall that told people who they are and that could change with the seasons and with the family, without punching new holes in the plaster every time something moved.
The Solution
A Phoenix Wall Nordic panel in natural linen with a solid wood frame in a Nordic finish. The pictures hold to the linen by magnet, so they are rearranged by hand and leave no mark: the whole installation hangs on four screws.
Components Used
- Magnetic frames
- Natural linen
- Solid wood
Another size, or another space?
The catalogue sizes cover most walls in a home. Anything that doesn't fit there, and spaces that aren't homes, are made to measure.
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