Stucco Series

Explore the Stucco Series from Studio Elwood — a collection defined by rich surface, layered texture and precise geometry. Each piece is crafted using thick impasto oil paints (or reproduced via museum-grade giclée), layered over a warm Italian linen base and accentuated with sculptural white bands. The interplay of texture, tone and form creates a dynamic presence in modern interiors, where wall art becomes tactile architecture. Whether you’re selecting a one-of-a-kind original or a limited-edition print, all works are Australian-made, hand-signed and designed to bring depth, elegance and minimalist sophistication into your space. Ideal for interiors that value craft, visual calm and modern artistic statements.

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At Studio Elwood, our collection of abstract wall art is designed for modern dining interiors, with refined colour palettes, geometric composition and premium finishes. Each piece is created by Australian artist Tory Burke and produced as a limited edition giclée print.

Choosing the Right Dining Room Wall Art

When selecting artwork for a dining room, scale and placement are key. Larger artworks tend to work best, creating a strong focal point and anchoring the space.

  • Medium artworks suit smaller dining areas
  • Large artworks create presence and balance
  • Extra large artworks work well in open-plan spaces

👉 Artwork should feel proportionate to the table and wall.

What Size Artwork Works Best in a Dining Room?

Dining rooms can accommodate slightly larger artwork due to open wall space and viewing distance.

As a guide:

  • Standard dining wall → 120–160cm wide
  • Large open-plan space → 150–200cm+
  • Feature walls → consider extra large or multi-panel artworks

Single Artwork vs Diptych

  • A single large artwork creates a strong, central focal point
  • A diptych or multi-panel piece works beautifully above long dining tables

Placement Tips

The most common placement is above or near the dining table, where artwork helps define the space.

Other placement options include:

  • A feature wall adjacent to the table
  • A large statement piece in an open-plan area
  • Paired artworks or diptychs for wider walls

Choosing the Right Style

Dining room artwork can be slightly more expressive than bedroom pieces, while still maintaining balance.

  • Tonal palettes create sophistication
  • Stronger contrast adds visual interest
  • Geometric or structured compositions work well in modern spaces

Framed or Unframed?

  • Unframed canvas for a contemporary, relaxed feel
  • Framed artwork for a more refined, architectural look

A Designer’s Approach

Interior designers often use artwork to anchor a dining space. A well-scaled piece or pair of artworks can create balance, define the area and elevate the overall dining experience.

Explore the Collection

Browse our curated selection of dining room wall art below, or explore our

👉 View Large Wall Art
👉 Shop Living Room Art
👉 Read our Wall Art Size Guide

 

“Explore by Room”

👉 Living Room
👉 Bedroom
👉 Dining
👉 Hallway

“Explore by Colour”

👉 Neutral
👉 Green
👉 Blue
👉 Red
👉 Black
👉 Pink