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Architectural and Decorative Panels...

Wow Designs a subsidiary of Moderneage have created a line of decorative relief panels. One of my personal favorite items are these architectural panels for their dramatic impact in any room decor.

Typically architectural relief sculptures are seen in significant buildings from the 1920's to 1940's as one of a kind commissions as an architectural element in an entrance hall typically in bronze and weighing as much as several tons, these elements were never before available on a consumer basis due to unavailability and their sheer size.

Wow Designs has a limited number of panels available and can occasionally create commissions for your decor. A variety of materials may be used for construction purposes but in most cases cast fiberglass is the preferable choice, bronze and aluminum panels may also be produced upon request.

Panel shown here is the Coco Bongo panel, seen in the mega hit movie "The Mask". Originally seen as entry doors to the nightclub. This large fiberglass panel done in relief is cold painted faux bronze in solid and multiple patinas. 36" wide x 75" high. Each piece is hand finished and therefore no two will be exactly alike.

The Coco Bongo panel can be purchased on a consumer, interior design or architectural basis, individually or in multiples. Shown here a dcorative wall design with multiple creative applications, whther the panel be utilized as doors to an entertainment center, (shown) a three panel screen, closet or entry doors or recessed into a wall as an architectural element. The decorative arts applications are nearly endless. Below are a couple other samples of additional products created. For more information on these or custom pieces please email us.



   

   

 

 


 
 

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