Glazera panels come 30 × 30 or 50 × 50 cm. A 30 is for a landing, a desk or a narrow passage; a 50 fills the space over a couch or a console. Wood slices come 30 or 50 cm across and stand on an easel, and the ornament is one size, 10 cm.

What sizes do the pieces come in?
Two square sizes for the panels, two diameters for the wood slices, and one size for the ornament.
| Piece | Sizes | Where it suits | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glitter resin panel | 30 × 30 or 50 × 50 cm | Hallway or shelf at 30; above a sofa or sideboard at 50 | From $149 |
| Pearlescent resin panel | 30 × 30 or 50 × 50 cm | The same two places | From $129 |
| Resin wood slice | 30 or 50 cm across | A shelf or a mantel, on its easel | From $149 |
| Resin ornament | 10 cm | The tree, a window, a cabinet knob | $59.99 |
A "from" price is the smaller size; the ornament is one size and one price. The price of the size you pick is shown live on the create page before you approve the design.
When is the 30 cm panel the right one?
When the wall is a passing one: a hallway, the wall by the stairs, the end of a corridor, or when the piece is going on a shelf rather than a wall. At 30 cm square it reads clearly from a few steps away and leans as happily as it hangs.
It is also the size to choose for a second panel, when there is already one 50 above the sofa and the dog wants a place by the door. An entryway is where a panel is seen every day on the way in, and one buyer's Jack Russell hangs in exactly that spot.
When is the 50 cm panel the right one?
When the panel has to hold a wall on its own: above a sofa, above a sideboard. At 50 cm square the portrait is big enough to read from across the room, and the glitter or the pearl ground has the width to show its marbling.
The 50 is a bigger pour with more resin in it, so hang it on a fixing that suits the wall, as the hanging guide describes.
A couple, a family, or two pets close together in one photograph want the 50: the faces have room to read and the ground still shows around them. One subject on its own is at home at either size, and the lead time is the same for both, 32–36 days door to door.
How big are the wood slices?
30 or 50 cm across. A wood slice is a real tree round, so the figure is its width across the bark. It stands on its own easel, so it wants a shelf or a mantel rather than a nail.
A 30 cm slice sits on a bookshelf or a desk; the 50 takes a mantel or a console. Because the portrait is painted onto the grain and the flowers around it are part of the design, the bigger slice gives the design more room. Both start from $149, the smaller size.
Does the size change the portrait?
Not the design: the same approved drawing is poured at either size. What changes is how much of the piece is portrait and how much is ground, and how far away it reads.
One subject facing the camera suits every size. A whole crowd does not suit the 10 cm ornament, which is about the width of a hand, and that is the one place size and photograph pull against each other. The photo guide goes into it.
Questions this leaves
Is the 50 cm panel twice the price of the 30?
We quote only where each piece starts: from $149 for a glitter panel and from $129 for a pearl one, which is the 30 cm size. The 50 cm price is live on the create page, shown before you approve, so look there rather than guessing.
Can I get a size between 30 and 50?
No. The panels are poured at 30 × 30 or 50 × 50 cm and the wood slices at 30 or 50 cm across, and those are the sizes the create page offers. The ornament is one size, 10 cm.
How thick is a panel?
We do not publish a thickness, and would rather you asked than guessed: write to us with the size you have in mind and we will tell you. A person answers, usually the same day.


