3D round papercraft wall decoration

3D geometric papercraft wall rosette that adds depth and light to a modern living room or minimalist bedroom. This model requires 22 A4 sheets of paper and will create a piece approximately 45 x 40.8 x 8.3 cm. The difficulty level is medium.

$12.00

Kit of colored sheets, printed with the model

1 × Kit of colored sheets, printed with the model

Essential equipment kit (glue, folding knife, ruler, paper cutter)

1 × Essential equipment kit (glue, folding knife, ruler, paper cutter)

Double-sided adhesive tape

1 × Double-sided adhesive tape

Papercraft rotary cutting mat

1 × Papercraft rotary cutting mat

Papercraft box in rigid kraft with 3D origami band

1 × Papercraft box in rigid kraft with 3D origami band

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Geometric Rosette: The Relief That Transforms Your Wall into a Work of Art

On the living room wall, the light captures a constellation of small, three-dimensional triangles.
This 3D papercraft geometric rosette plays with shadows like a wall sculpture:

depending on the time of day and the angle of the lamp, the pattern reinvents itself, sometimes softer,

sometimes more graphic. As you assemble the modules, facet by facet,

the shape is built like a three-dimensional puzzle, until it forms this perfectly ordered cloud of pyramids.

Once hung, the piece makes a strong statement without overwhelming the space: all in white,

it remains understated, but its 3D texture immediately draws the eye. It’s a great alternative to
a traditional painting, giving the wall a designer and architectural look. In a modern living room, above a sofa or low cabinet, it becomes the visual focal point of the room,

that detail that makes you say “wow” when you walk in.

Why We Love It

It transforms a simple wall into a sculpted panel, worthy of a contemporary gallery.
It plays with light: the facets create changing shadows throughout the day.
Its assembly is technical but very satisfying, ideal for decorative papercraft enthusiasts.
Its neutral white blends with all styles: Scandinavian, minimalist, design, Japanese…

Suitable Settings

Above a sofa in a minimalist living room, behind a light wood sideboard, in a long hallway

or above a bed in a minimalist bedroom: this geometric rosette finds its place
anywhere you want a modern focal point. It pairs particularly well with natural tones (beige, linen, wood, matte black) and textured materials (wool, bouclé, ceramic), creating a subtle contrast between the softness of the textiles and the crispness of the paper facets.