Concentric Arcs Geometric Panel

Sweeping concentric arcs carved across a square field — clean, modern, architectural. This decorative panel plays two sets of nested quarter-circle grooves against each other: one large arc curving up from the bottom-left, and a tighter cluster of rings nesting into the top-right corner, all cut as smooth rounded channels into a flat surface. The lighting catches the ridges and hollows so the piece reads as pure geometry — no figures, no flourish, just rhythmic curves. It has a distinctly retro-modern, art-deco-meets-mid-century feel. It's built for interior makers: 3D wall tiles, a feature-wall repeat, a headboard accent, or a decorative insert for a cabinet or door. Because the pattern is directional and corner-based, tiles can be rotated and mirrored to build larger flowing compositions. Print notes: • Cut or print face-up from a flat blank; the rounded grooves finish beautifully with a ball-nose bit on CNC — no supports required. • For a seamless wall of them, mind the arc alignment at the panel edges so curves continue across neighbouring tiles. • On FDM, a fine layer height keeps the groove walls smooth; on resin it comes off crisp with minimal clean-up. • Great as a master for casting plaster or concrete wall panels if you want a batch of identical tiles. A versatile, understated geometric panel that tiles into striking modern wall texture.