Custom Wall Art & Architectural Art
A room can be beautifully designed and still feel unfinished. The right artwork brings the materials, proportions, architecture, and identity of the space together.
WoodLab creates custom wall art and architectural art installations for private residences, corporate offices, hospitality interiors, cultural spaces, and public-facing environments. Our work may incorporate live-edge hardwood, epoxy resin, stone, metal, lighting, and other materials selected for the concept and the space.
Projects range from walnut triptychs and illuminated resin landscapes to large-scale collaborative installations requiring specialized molding, pouring, finishing, framing, mounting, and installation. We work directly with homeowners and businesses, as well as interior designers, architects, builders, artists, and project teams seeking the defining element for a space.

What We Create
- Live-edge wood wall sculptures
- Framed triptychs and multi-panel compositions
- Wood-and-resin landscapes
- Epoxy and mixed-material architectural art
- Stone-and-resin installations
- Dimensional and relief-style artwork
- Illuminated wall art and backlit installations
- Corporate lobby and reception artwork
- Artist- and designer-led fabrication projects
- Site-specific residential, commercial, and institutional installations
Architectural Art Beyond Wood
Wood is central to much of WoodLab’s work, but it does not define the limits of what we can create.
Our fabrication capabilities allow us to contribute to architectural artwork involving epoxy resin, stone, metal, integrated lighting, and mixed-material construction. For the World Center for Birds of Prey expansion, WoodLab collaborated with a concept artist and sculpture artist to develop and execute a pigmented epoxy-fill process within finely etched quartzite for a large-scale installation. The project required early material testing, process refinement, molding, pouring, and extensive hand finishing.

We welcome projects in which an established artist or designer brings the creative vision and needs an experienced fabrication partner to help resolve the materials and execution.
Art Designed for the Space—not Added Afterward
The strongest custom artwork feels inseparable from its surroundings. Scale, sightlines, ceiling height, lighting, finishes, furnishings, and architectural details all influence the final composition.
We can work from photographs, wall dimensions, architectural drawings, material samples, or an interior designer’s concept package. Every project is developed to complement the environment while remaining a distinctive work of art in its own right.
Whether the goal is to anchor a double-height entry, soften a corporate lobby, create a memorable hospitality arrival, or complete a carefully considered living space, the artwork is designed with the room from the beginning.
Custom Wall Art for Residential and Commercial Interiors
Luxury Homes and Private Residences
Create a defining focal point for an entryway, great room, staircase, dining space, private office, wine room, or other architecturally significant wall. Custom dimensions allow the piece to feel properly scaled for the home rather than adapted from a standard-size artwork.
Interior Designers and Architects
WoodLab collaborates with design professionals on material selection, scale, finish, mounting, lighting, fabrication, delivery, and installation. We can work from early concepts or help resolve a specific wall late in the design process.
Corporate Offices and Reception Areas
Custom office wall art can communicate permanence, creativity, local character, or a connection to the organization’s landscape and values. Large-scale wood and resin installations are particularly effective in headquarters, boardrooms, executive areas, and client-facing reception spaces.
Hospitality and Guest-Facing Spaces
Hotels, lodges, restaurants, tasting rooms, clubs, and destination properties need memorable visual moments. Custom wall sculpture can establish a sense of place and create an arrival experience guests associate with the property.
What We Create
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- Live-edge walnut and hardwood wall sculptures
- Framed triptychs and multi-panel installations
- Wood-and-resin landscape artwork
- Dimensional and relief-style wall art
- Illuminated wall art with integrated LED lighting
- Large-scale lobby and reception installations
- Sculptural wood features
- Custom artwork inspired by regional landscapes
- Mixed-material pieces incorporating wood, resin, metal, and light
The language should remain open enough that unusual commissions still feel welcome.
Live-Edge Wood Wall Art
Natural hardwood offers something manufactured materials cannot reproduce: movement, age, irregularity, and a visual record of the tree itself.
We select and compose slabs for grain, live-edge form, color, knots, voids, and the relationship between individual pieces. Depending on the design, the wood may remain visually dominant, interact with resin, float within a metal framework, or be arranged across multiple panels to create one continuous composition.
Black walnut is a frequent choice for sophisticated contemporary interiors, but other hardwood species may be considered according to availability, scale, color, and the goals of the project.
Wood and Resin Art
Epoxy resin can introduce color, depth, transparency, movement, and light into a custom artwork. It may represent water, sky, topography, or a purely abstract element within the composition.
WoodLab has created resin artwork ranging from restrained accent fills to expansive landscapes and illuminated waterfall installations. Pigment, opacity, layering, metallic movement, and backlighting can all be explored during the design process.
Illuminated Wall Art
Lighting can transform a wall sculpture from a static object into an architectural feature.
Depending on the design, illumination may pass through translucent resin, wash the wall behind open framing, emphasize the depth of recessed wood, or create a changing evening atmosphere. WoodLab can coordinate integrated LED components as well as work with the project’s designer, electrician, builder, or lighting specialist.


From Statement Piece to Site-Specific Installation
Live-Edge Walnut Triptych Wall Sculpture
An approximately 84-inch-tall, three-panel composition designed for a large residential entryway. Walnut slabs flow diagonally through slim black frames, with concealed mounting and open space that allows light to move behind the artwork.

Teton Mountains Wall Art
A dimensional landscape composition developed through layered construction and numerous resin pours, translating a recognizable natural setting into sculptural wood-and-resin artwork.

Explore the Teton Mountains Project
Blue Cross of Idaho Headquarters Installation
A commissioned lobby artwork inspired by Idaho’s mountains, forests, and rivers, created to provide a distinctive sense of place within a corporate headquarters.

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Our Custom Art Process
1. Tell Us About the Space
Share wall dimensions, photographs, architectural plans, project location, desired timing, and any design direction already established.
2. Define the Concept
We consider the scale, materials, wood species, palette, composition, framing, lighting, mounting, and relationship to the surrounding interior.
3. Select the Wood and Materials
Natural slab selection is a meaningful part of the process. Available grain, shape, color, and live-edge character help determine how the composition develops.
4. Design and Fabrication
The artwork is engineered and handcrafted for its intended scale, including structural framing, resin work, concealed mounting, lighting components, and installation requirements where applicable.
5. Delivery and Installation
Depending on the project and location, WoodLab can coordinate freight, local delivery, professional installation, or collaboration with the client’s contractor or installation team.
Made for Designers, Builders and Project Teams
We welcome collaboration with interior designers, architects, builders, developers, art consultants, facilities teams, and office managers.
To begin, send us any available:
- Elevations or architectural drawings
- Wall dimensions and ceiling height
- Site photographs or renderings
- Finish schedules and material palettes
- Preferred wood species or colors
- Lighting and electrical information
- Budget range
- Required completion or installation date

Commissioning and Pricing
Because each project may vary substantially in scale, materials, complexity, structural requirements, lighting, freight, and installation, most custom artwork is individually quoted.
Smaller wall pieces may begin in the low thousands, while large-scale architectural installations can extend well beyond that depending on scope. Existing repeatable designs, including the Live-Edge Walnut Triptych Wall Sculpture, may be purchased directly from their product pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you create artwork for a specific wall size?
Yes. Custom wall art can be designed around the width, height, proportions, sightlines, and architectural conditions of a particular space.
Do you work with interior designers and architects?
Yes. WoodLab can collaborate directly with design professionals, builders, project managers, and installation teams throughout the design and fabrication process.
Can you reproduce artwork shown in your gallery?
Many past pieces can provide the starting point for a new commission. Natural wood grain and live-edge shapes will vary, and some highly specific works may be interpreted rather than duplicated exactly.
Can lighting be incorporated?
Yes. Depending on the artwork, WoodLab can incorporate LED lighting, translucent resin, backlighting, offset framing, or coordination with architectural lighting.
Do you ship custom art?
WoodLab ships substantial work by freight within the United States and has experience shipping internationally. Final logistics depend on the size, destination, crating, access, and installation needs of the piece. WoodLab’s website currently describes nationwide and worldwide shipping capabilities.
Can you install the artwork?
Local and project-specific installation may be available. For distant projects, WoodLab can discuss mounting requirements and coordinate with the client’s builder or professional installer.
What materials can be used?
Projects may include live-edge hardwood, epoxy resin, fabricated metal, lighting, and other materials appropriate to the concept and installation.
Create the Piece the Space Has Been Waiting For
The most memorable interiors are often defined by one element that could not have been selected from a catalog.
Tell us about the wall, the architecture, and the feeling you want the finished space to have. We will help develop a custom artwork that belongs there.