What's inside the Uttermost Wall Decor & Clocks 2026 Catalog

Uttermost's 2026 Wall Decor and Clocks book is the company's standalone reference for the categories that anchor a room — organic teak panels, metal sculptures, shadow boxes, and statement-scale wall clocks. Inside you'll see every piece styled both as a studio product shot and in a finished interior vignette so designers and retailers can place the work in context.

Featured collections

Talia & Terrains teak wood — irregular honey-stained and bleached teak slabs, sold as nine-piece sets or large statement pieces.
Bahati nine-square wood panels — handcrafted textured grids in charcoal black, blue-green, and deep ebony.
Adlai hollow-center wood set — six square coffee-brown frames with carved circular voids.
Ripley metal lily-pad sculptures — overlapping pierced-metal discs in pewter, bronze patina, and antique gold; horizontal or vertical orientation.
Radiance metal art — geometric and organic iron pieces in antique gold, soft gold, and distressed gold with patina glazes.
The Times Shadow Box — recycled-newspaper circular motifs framed in dark walnut, plus dark-bronze textured-resin shadow boxes.
Reclaimed pine panels — geometric X-pattern and concentric-carved sets, plus the sunburst wood-chip diptych.
Round fir-wood wall clocks — 40-inch natural-stain clocks with dark iron accents for rustic-industrial walls.

What you'll find inside

The book leans into Uttermost's signature mix of materials — solid teak with visible grain and natural voids, hand-finished iron, reclaimed pine, bleached driftwood branches, and resin shadow boxes — across earthy, transitional, modern, coastal, and farmhouse interiors. Each entry lists finish options, scale, and orientation flexibility (many pieces hang horizontal or vertical), and lifestyle photography pairs the art with Uttermost console tables, lamps, and seating to demonstrate proportion.

49 pages of wall art and clocks for retailers, designers, and homeowners building out a focal-wall moment. Request the free print copy above, or flip through all 49 pages in the digital edition right here.