Art that stops a room

WHAT IS DROMEDA?

Classical art. Rebuilt for modern walls.

Dromeda transforms significant works of art into sculptural three-deck installations.

Printed across three maple skateboard decks, each piece sits somewhere between fine art, design object and interior statement.

ART · OBJECT · CONVERSATION PIECE

Our first run sold out in under a week.

We opened ten sets to gauge demand. We ended up ordering forty more.

"I love original ideas. That's why I stopped at this."

Alexandra M.

"I just love the juxtaposition of the skateboard and the classical art."

Andrew T.
And hundreds more...

Sacred art, somewhere it shouldn't be

REVERENT MEETS REBELLIOUS

Baroque masterworks on the ultimate symbol of defiance. Neither side backs down.

Born in Melbourne

Chosen and packed here in Melbourne, by someone who'd rather hand you the piece than ship it.

CHOSEN BY EYE

Hand-picked artworks, thoughtfully positioned so every figure lands exactly where it should.

A CONVERSATION PIECE

Made to stop your guests in their tracks, and start the conversation.

THE COLLECTION

Discover the Dromeda pieces people keep talking about.

Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio'S

The Entombmentof Christ

One of Caravaggio's most powerful works, painted at the beginning of the seventeenth century.

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Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio'S

David With the Head of Goliath

Caravaggio transforms one of history's most familiar stories of victory into something darker, quieter and far more human.

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Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino (Raphael)

The Triumph of Galatea

Raphael's mythological masterpiece reconstructed across three maple decks.

Movement, colour and Renaissance excess turned into a sculptural wall piece.

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EXPLORE THE FULL COLLECTION

Six works that form the first drop collection. Find the piece that belongs on your wall.

THREE MAPLE DECKS · WALL MOUNTS INCLUDED · READY TO HANG

From Concrete to Canvas

Before skateboard decks hung in galleries, they were disposable pieces of timber designed to be destroyed.

Then artists got involved.

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