Drafted Light brings the discipline of a leaded transom to a modern wall. This geometric metal wall art reads as architecture, not ornament — circles drawn into an orthogonal grid, resolved with the precision of a drawing board.
Full description
Subjects: concentric orbit study, architectural lattice. Styles: Prairie School modernism, drafted Bauhaus geometry. Perfect Spaces: living room, entryway, dining room, primary bedroom, home office.
Cut from a single sheet, the open grid and ring bands become real voids rather than printed line. The solid outer border and vertical mullions hold the composition with the weight of structural millwork.
Held slightly off the wall, it casts a quiet second drawing in shadow that shifts with the hour. The powder-coated, weather-resistant finish suits covered porches, patios, sunrooms and entryways as easily as interior plaster.
Let this piece give a long blank wall the intention of a window, something considered rather than simply filled.
Materials & mounting
Made to orderCut and finished after your order.
Metal thickness1.5 mm (16 gauge) laser-cut steel.
Powder coatedWeather-resistant — suitable for outdoor use.
Standoff mountedSits 1.5 cm (0.6″) off the wall for a real shadow line.
Hardware includedStandoffs, screws and wall plugs in the box.
Worldwide shippingDuties & taxes included.
Metal, not a printReal depth, changing shadows.
