Two rulers, mounted as a pair. The VINOXO Metal Mask Wall Art Set of 2 sets an Egyptian pharaoh king beside his queen, each one cut from carbonated metal and finished in the colour of your choosing. It is the sort of piece that answers a very plain decorating problem: a large wall that reads as blank no matter what you hang on it.
What the pharaoh mask set actually delivers
Most wall decor dissolves into the background. This set does not. The king and queen are conceived as a single composition — install them side by side and they form a symmetrical block; space them further apart and the wall gains a rhythm instead. Either arrangement works, and both make the masks the first thing a visitor notices.
Because the pair carries a ceremonial subject, it suits rooms that already lean on strong architecture or bare finishes: marble or stone accent walls, monochrome interiors, beige and cream palettes. Against calm surroundings, the masks supply the contrast. Against something busier, they hold their own.
Where the pair belongs
Above a sofa, centred for balance. On either side of a bed, one mask per side, for a bedhead that reads as deliberate. Along an entryway, where a first impression needs weight. In a dining area or a gallery-style layout that would benefit from two focal points instead of one.
The same logic applies away from home. Boutique café interiors, lounge seating backdrops, bar feature walls, hotel lobby styling, reception and office statement walls — anywhere a room needs to announce a mood rather than merely occupy a corner.
Colour, scale and thickness
The pharaoh masks come in black, white and gold, so the set can either recede into a dark scheme or lift a pale one. Three sizes are available: 40 x 60 cm per mask for a tighter pairing, 50 x 75 cm, and 60 x 90 cm per mask for a genuinely large statement. All are 2 mm thick, cut from carbonated metal and given an aging treatment, an anti-rust treatment and a matte surface finish before colouring.
The king and queen pairing has always meant balance and partnership — which is why the set works as a housewarming, wedding or anniversary gift, and why it also fits corporate gifting and business inaugurations.
If you are weighing this against a bolder palette, our Bedroom Wall Art selection runs from Egyptian motifs to folk and abstract panels, so you can compare before you commit.
Living room feature walls
Bedroom headboard backdrops
Luxury apartment interiors
Café and lounge installations
Studio and salon decor
Reception and office statement walls
Boutique café interiors
Lounge seating backdrops
Bar feature walls
Hotel lobby styling
Premium studio environments
Modern minimalist interiors
Monochrome luxury themes
Neutral beige and cream palettes
Marble and stone accent walls
Wooden and metallic furniture
Contemporary urban homes
Above a sofa for symmetrical impact
On either side of a bed for regal balance
Along entryways for striking first impressions
In dining areas for upscale ambiance
Within gallery style layouts
Housewarming celebrations
Wedding and anniversary gifts
Luxury festive gifting
Corporate gifting
Business inaugurations
Interior decor enthusiasts
Warm ambient lighting
Indoor plants for contrast
Textured wall finishes
Statement furniture
Neutral soft furnishings
Luxury home decor
Modern wall art
Bold statement pieces
Premium gifting solutions
Timeless design inspiration
FAQ
What sizes are available for the pharaoh mask wall art set?
The set comes in three size options: 80 x 60 cm total (40 x 60 cm per mask), 100 x 75 cm total (50 x 75 cm per mask), and 120 x 90 cm total (60 x 90 cm per mask).
Which colours does this king and queen mask set come in?
It is offered in black, white and gold, so the pair can either blend into a dark scheme or stand out against a pale wall.
What is the metal thickness of each pharaoh mask?
Each mask is cut from carbonated metal at 2 mm thick and receives an aging, anti-rust and matte surface treatment before colouring.
Can the two masks be hung separately rather than together?
Yes. Placed side by side they read as one symmetrical composition, while spacing them apart gives the wall a two-point rhythm instead.
Would this Egyptian pharaoh set suit a commercial space?
The pair is styled for both residential and commercial settings, including boutique café interiors, bar feature walls, hotel lobby styling, lounge backdrops, receptions and offices.
















