Mixtura Fluid Colour Explosion Photography Print - 150x100cm Tempered Glass

The Mixtura is a 150x100cm photography print on tempered glass showing the collision of red and teal pigments suspended in fluid. The image captures the moment of pigment dispersal, with crimson plumes spreading into darker ink-blue currents against a white background. The print is bonded to 4mm tempered glass, which adds depth to the colours and creates a mirrored surface that reflects room light.

Designed to hang either horizontally or vertically depending on wall space and room proportions, the Mixtura suits large walls above sofas, beds, credenzas or in hallways where a single large-format artwork anchors the space. The 15kg weight requires secure wall fixings to studs or masonry — the included ironwork bracket supports the glass panel and distributes the load across the mounting points. The glass surface can be wiped clean with glass cleaner and a microfibre cloth.

The red-to-teal gradient provides a colour anchor for interiors using either warm or cool tones, while the white background keeps the piece from overwhelming neutral schemes. The 150cm width is substantial enough to hold visual weight above a king-size bed or a three-seater sofa without appearing undersized. The 0.4cm glass thickness gives the print a frameless, floating appearance when mounted flush to the wall.

From Schuller, a Spanish decorative lighting and wall art manufacturer known for contemporary glass and metal finishes. The Mixtura is part of a wider series of fluid photography prints available in different sizes and colour combinations.

Product Specification Sheet

Assembly Instruction

Can this be hung vertically or horizontally?

Yes. The included ironwork bracket supports both orientations. The 150x100cm proportion works horizontally above a sofa or bed, or vertically in a narrower hallway or stairwell wall.

What wall fixings are needed?

At 15kg, the Mixtura requires fixings into wall studs or masonry. The included bracket has mounting holes for screws or wall anchors. Do not hang on plasterboard alone without locating studs or using heavy-duty cavity fixings rated for at least 20kg.

How is the glass cleaned?

Wipe with standard glass cleaner and a clean microfibre cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads that could scratch the print surface or the tempered glass.

Is the print fade-resistant?

Tempered glass provides UV protection compared to uncoated prints, but prolonged direct sunlight can still fade pigment-based photography prints over time. Position away from windows with strong afternoon sun for best longevity.