Lutton Stoneware Wall Decor - White

Lutton is a rectangular stoneware panel made for the wall, its white face carrying four loose, organic shapes in a contrasting tone: a long leaf, a three-pointed bud, a pinched hourglass and a stack of rounded pebbles. It is 100% stoneware, 20cm across, 28.5cm tall and 1.5cm thick, and it weighs 0.96KG. Stoneware is clay fired at a high temperature, which makes it dense and hard, so this wall decor has the weight and presence of a small ceramic tile rather than the flatness of a paper print.

At this size it works as a quiet accent rather than a centrepiece. We like it on a narrow stretch of wall that a large frame would crowd, above a sideboard or console where it sits just over the things you keep there, or at eye level beside a reading chair, where its shapes can be enjoyed up close. Its white ground looks crisp against a darker painted wall and soft against a pale one, so it settles easily into a living room. It suits anyone gathering small pieces of art, and it makes a thoughtful gift for someone who loves ceramics but has run out of shelf space.

Each panel is made entirely of stoneware, with the four shapes worked into the surface and a fine outline tracing around every one, which gives the design a gentle relief. The maker notes that, due to the nature of the glaze, colour variations may occur, so the tone of your panel may differ slightly from another, and that small variation is part of the appeal of fired clay. Our practical styling tip: hang it on its own where wall space is tight, or group it with framed prints of a similar height, where its textured surface sets it apart from the paper around it.

Is the Lutton wall decor real stoneware?

Yes. It is made of 100% stoneware, a dense clay fired at a high temperature, with four shapes worked into its white face.

How big is the panel?

It measures 20cm across, 28.5cm tall and 1.5cm thick, a compact portrait panel that suits a narrow wall or a small grouping of art.

How much does it weigh?

It weighs 0.96KG, so it has the reassuring, solid feel you would expect from a panel made entirely of stoneware.

Will my panel match the photographs exactly?

Very closely, though the maker notes that, due to the nature of the glaze, colour variations may occur, so the tone can differ slightly between panels.

What shapes make up the design?

Four loose, organic shapes in a contrasting tone sit on the white panel: a long leaf, a three-pointed bud, a pinched hourglass and a stack of rounded pebbles.

Where does it look best?

We like it above a sideboard or console, beside a reading chair, or grouped with framed prints on a living room wall, where its textured shapes stand out from flat paper.