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The long table. The thirteen figures. One panel, 30x90cm, engineered wood, 1.5 kg.
The VINOXO Last Supper Framed Wooden Wall Art takes the most rehearsed scene in Western painting and gives it a body you can actually hang. No precious gold leaf, no museum glass — just a horizontal wooden panel whose proportions are wide enough to let the composition breathe, and a hook on the back so the whole thing goes up in one easy gesture.
Thirty by ninety centimetres creates a long rectangle, and that shape decides a lot. Above a dining table it acts like a frieze, running parallel with the tabletop and the way people actually sit facing each other. On a hallway wall it reads at a glance as you walk past. Behind a desk it settles without crowding the person in the chair. The panel weighs about 1.5 kg, which keeps the hanging reasonable without making the piece feel like paper.
Framed wall art adds structure: an edge that separates the image from the wall and gives the composition a defined boundary. If you prefer something quieter against the paint, the plaque wall art variant strips that frame away and lets the image sit flush with the surface. Two presentations, one scene.
The theme carries its own gravity — centuries of refectory walls, chapel frescoes, family dining rooms where the imagery above the table is meant to mean something. In a modern apartment that weight becomes a reference point rather than a sermon. Wood tones and muted pictorial detail sit comfortably beside oak furniture, museum-white walls and unfinished plaster.
Paired with a stripped-back wooden or spiritual wall art piece elsewhere in the same space, the panel stops being a standalone object and starts giving a wall a rhythm. It's also an obvious candidate for a housewarming — a framed wooden artwork that carries a story instead of a shelf-life.
Colour may shift slightly depending on screen and lighting — a small caveat worth knowing before a piece this size arrives.
The panel measures 30 x 90 centimetres and weighs approximately 1.5 kg, which gives it a long horizontal format suited to wide wall spaces.
It comes with a hook on the back, so it hangs directly on a standard interior wall fixing. The panel itself is made from engineered wood.
Both work. The 90cm width echoes the length of a dining table, while the same proportion reads cleanly along a hallway or behind a desk.
The framed wall art version adds a structured border around the image, while the plaque version presents the artwork without that outer edge for a flatter look.
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