An arched door, lifted off its hinges and set on the wall as a silhouette. VINOXO's Moroccan door wall art borrows the shape that has fronted courtyard houses across North Africa for centuries — a rounded portal crowned with ornamental ironwork — and renders it in carbonated metal, two millimetres thick. Nothing about it is merely suggested: the arch is cut, the ornamental lines inside it are cut, and the negative space between them becomes part of the drawing.
What Makes This Moroccan Door Wall Art Work as Decor
The piece is available in three colours — black, white and gold — and in three sizes: 40x60cm, 50x75cm and 60x90cm. That range matters more than it might first appear. A single 40x60cm panel suits a narrow wall beside a doorway; the 60x90cm version gives a tall silhouette enough presence to read from across a room. Black carries the strongest graphic weight against a pale wall. White softens the same silhouette into a quiet architectural accent. Gold reflects light and shifts with the time of day, an effect that suits lounges and bars where illumination changes through the evening.
The finish is matte, and the metal is described as carbonated — a surface treatment that keeps the arch from reading as flat or shiny. The production process includes cutting, modelling, welding, an aging treatment, an anti-rust treatment, colouring and a matte finish. Each stage is applied to the same sheet, which is why the 2 mm thickness stays consistent across the ornamental detail and the frame of the arch alike.
Key Specifications
- Material: carbonated metal
- Dimensions: 40x60cm, 50x75cm, 60x90cm
- Thickness: 2 mm
- Colours: black, white, gold
- Finish: matte
Where a Moroccan Door Silhouette Belongs
Wall art of this kind moves easily between residential and commercial interiors. In a living room or hallway, the arch reads as a piece of architecture carried indoors — a doorway that opens onto nothing and therefore onto everything. In a cafe, bar or lounge, it borrows the visual language of a riad entrance and delivers it at a scale that works above banquettes, beside shelving or at the end of a corridor. The matte surface keeps reflections under control in rooms with low lighting, where a glossier panel would throw back glare.
If you are building a wall of metal pieces rather than a single focal point, it pairs well with the [Jack of Diamonds Wooden Wall Art for Office Workspace](https://www.vinoxo.in/wooden-abstract-geometric-wall-art/728-jack-of-diamonds-wooden-wall-art-for-office-workspace.html), whose card-table geometry offers a different kind of cut-out line. For a metal silhouette with a different reference, the [VINOXO Bird Metal Wall Art Arch Accent for Living Room](https://www.vinoxo.in/abstract-geometric-metal-wall-art/727-vinoxo-bird-metal-wall-art-arch-accent-for-living-room.html) uses the same arched outline to frame a bird rather than a doorway. Both sit comfortably under the [Abstract Geometric Metal Wall Art](https://www.vinoxo.in/abstract-geometric-metal-wall-art/) category, alongside this piece.
Product colour may vary slightly with photographic lighting and monitor settings.
FAQ
What sizes does the VINOXO Moroccan door metal wall art come in?
It is offered in three dimensions: 40x60cm, 50x75cm and 60x90cm. The smallest suits narrower walls, while the 60x90cm version gives the arch a larger presence in a room.
Which colours is this Moroccan door wall art available in?
The piece comes in black, white and gold. Black and white read as graphic or architectural accents, while gold catches changing light in lounges and bars.
What is the Moroccan door wall art made from?
It is made from carbonated metal with a matte finish, and the sheet is 2 mm thick. The production process includes cutting, modelling, welding, an aging treatment and an anti-rust treatment.
How thick is the metal on this wall art panel?
The sheet is 2 mm thick across the arched silhouette and its ornamental cut-out details, so the panel holds its shape on the wall without a heavy profile.
Can this arched metal piece be used in a cafe or bar rather than a home?
Yes. The arch silhouette borrows the form of a Moroccan doorway and works at both residential and commercial scale, including above banquettes or at the end of a corridor.










