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This bath panel was inspried by a Lloyd Wright perforated panel. These panels were a classic trademark in many of his houses, with very inventive patterns, and can be adapted to many uses. Although mainly known as an Arts & Crafts designer, much of his work has abstract & Cubist elements well suited to the Art Deco style. This bath panel being an example. The above example was made with stained wood, lacquered, with a backing of white acrylic. You could get even more creative and back light the acrylic to emphasise the cut-outs and provide mood lighting in the bathroom. Although shown in stained wood & acrylic finish we could play around with the finishes endlessly; you could have a darker wood panel with lighter wood backing, or vice versa. The acrylic can be in many colours. Or we could do these in painted finishes. For what it is this is an expensive piece to produce, and something we might only supply as part of a larger bathroom order. Bespoke made to order.
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