The side profile is where a classic Porsche's design language is most legible — the long hood, the sloping roofline, the balance of the whole silhouette — and Wall Matter's Porsche Melt Side View uses that clarity as a canvas, letting yellow, sky blue, mint and lavender flow across the bodywork and collect on the floor beneath it. The result is a horizontal, wide-format piece of automotive art that reads as both a portrait of the car and an abstract color study.
A Wider Take on the Melt
Unlike the vertical Front and Back compositions in the series, Side View is built on a horizontal 4:3 canvas, which changes how it functions in a room. Instead of anchoring a narrow wall, it's designed to stretch across a longer horizontal expanse — above a sofa, a console table, a bar, or a row of cabinets — where the full profile of the car can be read left to right in one unbroken sweep. The pastel palette moves with the car's lines rather than against them, so the drip feels less like an effect and more like part of the design itself.
This is original Wall Matter artwork, limited to an edition of 1/99, available with No Frame stretched edge-to-edge on canvas or finished in Oak, White, Black or Dark Oak. Eight sizes, from a compact 16 × 12″ up to a dramatic 64 × 48″, give this piece unusual flexibility for a horizontal format.
Where It Belongs
- Living rooms and lounges — the wide format is purpose-built for the classic above-the-sofa placement, adding a bold automotive focal point without dominating vertical space.
- Home offices — mounted behind a desk or credenza, it reads as a long, confident statement piece.
- Garages and man caves — especially above a row of cabinets or a workbench, where the horizontal shape mirrors the space itself.
- Dining rooms and bars — a striking option for a long wall that needs one piece rather than a gallery wall of several.
Pairing the Palette
The four-tone pastel mix here is broad enough to bridge warm and cool interiors alike. Against neutral walls — white, greige, soft gray — every color in the melt reads clearly. In a room already built around blues and greens, the sky blue and mint tones tie in naturally; in a warmer, terracotta or wood-forward space, the yellow keeps the piece from feeling out of place. The Dark Oak frame option is worth considering here in particular — it grounds the wide composition and keeps the eye moving along the car's profile rather than out to the frame edge.
Displayed on its own, Side View makes a confident single statement. Paired with Porsche Melt Front or Back elsewhere in the home, it becomes part of a broader automotive art story — three angles of the same car, unified by one color language.
Get creative with your walls and bring home a piece built for the long view. Shop the Porsche Melt - Side View today.