Check the design.
Layer counts and file arrangements vary. Open the individual page for the included files and assembly information; some decorative window designs use a different cutting arrangement.
Layered wooden art / Digital laser-cut files
Art.Built in layers.
Build an image from cut shapes. Explore animal portraits, ornamental windows, crosses and transport scenes, or find a place in the city and state collections.
Digital files · Make it with your own material
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19 designs + 2 collections
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City Skylines & Map Art
Five skyline designs and eleven street maps, from landmark silhouettes to detailed road patterns.
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U.S. States & Cities Wall Art
Thirty state and regional compositions, plus a Washington street map. Browse by state name.
Browse the collectionFamiliar faces.
Dog portraits, wild animals and an octopus, built from shaped layers.
01 / Decorative cut design
Shiba Inu
Broad color layers form the dog’s face, with pointed ears and a curled expression around the muzzle.
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02 / Decorative cut design
Pitbull
A front-facing dog portrait with folded ears and a wide muzzle, built from shaped layers.
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03 / Decorative cut design
English Bulldog
Folded cheeks and a broad nose give this portrait its rounded, heavy outline.
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04 / Decorative cut design
Maltipoo
Small cut shapes trace the fluffy fur around a round-eyed dog portrait.
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05 / Decorative cut design
Crowned Lion
An ornamental mane surrounds the lion’s face, with a pointed crown rising above it.
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06 / Decorative cut design
Tiger
Curved stripes and fine cutouts build a front-facing tiger portrait.
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07 / Decorative cut design
Octopus
Eight curling arms spread around an orange head in this broad wall-art silhouette.
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Pattern, light and detail.
Cathedral windows and ornamental crosses. Check each design for its layer and cutting arrangement.
08 / Decorative cut design
Notre Dame Rose Window
A circular arrangement of arches and small openings follows the window’s radiating pattern.
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09 / Decorative cut design
Cologne Cathedral Window
A pointed arch frames a tall arrangement of tracery and narrow window shapes.
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10 / Decorative cut design
St-Pierre Cathedral Window
Repeating petal-like openings radiate around the center of this circular window design.
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11 / Decorative cut design
Amiens Cathedral Window
Long curved shapes radiate from the center to make an open circular pattern. Check the design page for its cutting arrangement.
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12 / Decorative cut design
St Benedict Cross
A central medallion sits inside a straight-armed cross filled with interlacing ornament.
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13 / Decorative cut design
Ornamental Cross
Rounded ends and curling ornament give this cross a broad, decorative silhouette.
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Machines on the wall.
Side-view motorcycles and a train scene, made as decorative artwork.
14 / Decorative cut design
Motorcycle · Ornamental
An intricate arrangement of cut shapes describes a motorcycle from the side.
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15 / Decorative cut design
Motorcycle · Cruiser
A red fuel tank and long body sit above two detailed wheels in this side-view design.
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16 / Decorative cut design
Multilayer Train
A locomotive crosses an arched bridge beneath a plume of smoke. Stacked panels build the scene in relief.
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More ways to build an image.
A coastal scene, a character clock and a layered space-station design.
17 / Decorative cut design
Lighthouse & Waves
A red-and-white lighthouse rises above curling waves in a shaped wall-art design.
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18 / Decorative cut design
Cat Clock
Three cats fill a round clock face, with small decorative details between them. Check the design for the required clock hardware.
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19 / Decorative cut design
Death Star · Layered Design
Circular panels break into open framework on one side of the design. See the individual page for this version’s files.
Design preview · file link to follow
Before you make it
Let each
layer show.
The outline, order and finish of the layers all change how the artwork reads.
Measure before resizing.
At the 3 mm material scale, no individual part exceeds 290 mm. The complete layout may be larger. Reducing an intricate pattern also reduces its narrowest connections.
Plan the finish.
Try your colors on offcuts before assembling the layers. Keep parts in order and check alignment before joining them.
A few things
to know.
What do I receive?
Digital design files for the individual project you choose. Wooden pieces, paint, frames, clock mechanisms and hanging hardware are not supplied.
Is every design a freestanding model?
These designs are primarily wall-art compositions, portraits and decorative patterns. The motorcycles and train here are layered pictures. For freestanding models, browse Vehicles & Machinery.
How many layers does a design use?
It varies. Check the individual page for its actual layer arrangement and file contents. A detailed preview alone does not confirm the number of layers or included formats.
Can I cut the same pattern at any size?
Small openings and narrow connections become finer when you shrink the design. Check the drawing against your material and laser settings, then test an intricate section first.
Where are the city and state designs?
Use the two collections above for city skylines and street maps or U.S. state and regional wall art. Each keeps its own set of designs.