Oxo Tower PopArc Architectural Wall Model

This framed architectural artwork is inspired by Oxo Tower, one of London’s most distinctive interwar industrial landmarks.

Designed by Albert Moore and completed in 1929, the Oxo Tower is celebrated for its restrained Art Deco form and its famously ingenious use of architecture as branding. In this PopArc interpretation, the tower's identity is presented as wall-mounted relief — architecture captured in three dimensions against vibrant coloured backgrounds.

Read the full Oxo Tower architecture guide

 

Architecture as wall-mounted relief

 

The Oxo Tower’s design is inherently legible. Its strong vertical emphasis, simplified geometry, and iconic “OXO” window arrangement give the building a clarity that lends itself naturally to graphic interpretation.

This PopArc wall model focuses on:

• the tower’s unmistakable silhouette

• the rhythm and proportion of its façade

• the graphic power of architecture used as identity

• Rather than existing as a freestanding object, this piece is framed and wall-mounted — the architecture presented in relief, with depth and shadow enhanced by the contrasting coloured background.

 

Why the Oxo Tower works as a PopArc wall piece

 

The Oxo Tower translates especially well into PopArc format because its design is driven by:

• clarity of outline

• repetition and proportion

• architectural branding embedded into form

Presented against a vibrant background, the building's three-dimensional form becomes instantly recognisable — the plaster relief set against saturated colour creates a visual shorthand for interwar modernity, industry, and London's riverside architecture.

 

Craft, framing, and finish

 

Each Oxo Tower PopArc model is carefully produced as a framed wall-mounted relief, combining the building's three-dimensional form with bold background colour designed to enhance its architectural presence.

It sits naturally within:

• contemporary interiors

• creative studios and workspaces

• collections of architectural prints and objects

The PopArc format appeals to architects, designers, and collectors who want Art Deco architecture presented as wall art — dimensional form combined with graphic boldness.

 

An architectural icon, reframed

 

The Oxo Tower occupies a rare position in architectural history — a building where identity is inseparable from form.

As a PopArc wall piece, the tower becomes architectural statement: interwar modernism presented in relief, where plaster form meets vibrant colour.

 

Product details

 

• Subject: Oxo Tower, London, England

• Architect: Albert Moore

• Architectural style: Interwar Art Deco / Industrial Modernism

• Original completion: 1929

• Format: Framed PopArc architectural wall model

• Designed and made by: Chisel & Mouse

Looking for a free standing object?

 

The Oxo Tower is also available as a four-sided freestanding architectural model, designed to be viewed in the round and to emphasise massing and proportion.

View the Oxo Tower freestanding architectural model

 

Learn more about the Oxo Tower

 

For a deeper exploration of the Oxo Tower’s architecture, riverside setting, and role in branding through form, see our in-depth guide:

Oxo Tower Architecture: Art Deco Industry, Branding, and the Thames