Abstract Face Wooden Wall Art Set of 3 | Minimalist Bohemian Wood Wall Decor with Adhesive Nano Tape, No-Drill Wall Art for Bedroom & Living Room

Three small wooden panels, each carrying an abstract face reduced to a handful of continuous lines — the single-line drawing style that has become shorthand for modern bohemian decor. Cut and finished in natural timber, so the pieces have grain and warmth rather than the flat surface of a print.

The double-sided nano tape is the part that matters more than it sounds. These go up on plaster, tile, glass or painted wall with no drill, no nails and no holes, and come off again without taking the paint with them — which makes this one of the very few pieces of wall art that genuinely works in a rental. It's also why they suit the awkward spots that fixings can't reach: above a bathroom mirror, on a tiled splashback, on a wardrobe door, in a stairwell. Sold as a set of three, so the composition is already solved: hang them in a row, in a triangle, or staggered down a narrow wall.

Why you'll love it

• No drill required — double-sided nano tape included; sticks to plaster, tile, glass and painted walls.
• Rental-friendly — comes off cleanly without holes or lifted paint.
• Set of three — a complete arrangement out of the box; row, triangle or staggered.
• Real wood — grain and warmth that a printed panel can't reproduce.
• Minimalist line-drawing faces — the abstract boho motif, done with restraint.
• Fits awkward places — bathrooms, splashbacks, wardrobe doors and stairwells where fixings won't go.

Details

• Material: natural wood
• Set includes: 3 panels and double-sided nano tape
• Mounting: adhesive; no drilling or nails required
• Care: dust with a dry cloth; avoid prolonged damp and steam directly on the wood
• Ideal for: bedrooms, living rooms, hallways, rentals and student rooms, bathrooms, stairwells, boho and Scandinavian interiors

Mounting tip — nano tape grips best on a clean, dry, non-textured surface. Wipe the wall with alcohol and let it dry before pressing the panels on, and hold each one for thirty seconds; done that way they stay up for years.