Description
This flying robin wall art shows a garden favourite in mid-flight, wings raised high and tail stretched out behind. It is made from metal and painted in warm brushed browns, with the robin's bright orange breast and face, a small black eye and a black beak. The plump belly is a glossy panel embossed with rows of feather shapes that fade from rich brown to a pale tone along the lower edge, and the wings carry deep ridged lines for each feather. It measures 30cm across, 27cm high and just 2cm deep, so it sits close to the wall rather than standing proud of it.
At 30cm across, the robin is large enough to read clearly from across a room without crowding a wall. We like it above a kitchen doorway, on a hallway wall where it greets people as they come in, or in a conservatory among the plants, where its brown and orange tones sit happily with greenery and natural wood. It works well on its own as a single focal point, or grouped with framed prints and mirrors for a relaxed, countryside feel. Because it is so slim, it suits narrow spaces such as landings and stairways, where a deeper piece would catch a shoulder.
The robin is shaped from metal, with the wings and head formed as separate raised layers and the belly panel held in place by small folded tabs around its edge. A keyhole slot on the back lets it hang flat from a single screw or nail, so there is no wire or cord to straighten. To keep it looking its best, dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth and avoid harsh cleaners that could dull the painted finish. Hang it at eye height where the light catches the embossed feathers, and let it bring a cheerful flash of orange to a plain wall.
Specification
| Material |
Metal |
| Colour |
Brown & Orange |
| Height |
27cm |
| Width |
30cm |
| Depth |
2cm |
| Weight |
0.198kg |
Frequently Asked
How big is the robin wall art?
It measures 30cm across, 27cm high and only 2cm deep, so it sits slim and close against the wall.
How do I hang the robin on the wall?
There is a keyhole slot on the back, so it hangs flat from a single screw or nail with no wire or cord.
What is the robin made from and what colours is it?
It is made from metal, painted in brushed browns with a bright orange breast and face, a black beak and a black eye.
Which rooms does the robin wall art suit?
It looks lovely in a hallway, above a kitchen doorway, on a landing or in a conservatory, where its warm tones sit well with plants and wood.
How should I clean the robin wall art?
Dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth, and avoid harsh cleaners that could dull the painted finish.