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Botanical & Floral Wall Art
The curve of a stem or the colour of a single bloom can be enough. Browse delicate plant studies, loose floral compositions and bold leaf shapes, each with its own way of looking at the natural world.
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A closer look
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Meadow Confetti -
Tulips in Delft Blue -
Poppy, Upright -
Gingham Table -
Sharp and Sunny -
Apricot Season -
Gold Dust Rings -
Eventide Towers -
Flower Mosaic -
Fuchsia Petals on Teal -
Blazer Blooms -
Cosmos and Poppies -
Starlit Flowers -
Orange Blossom Tumble -
Starry Bouquet -
A Circus of Dots -
Dotted Petals -
A Riot of Petals -
Crackle Glaze -
Petal and Gloss Revelry -
Poppies on Blue -
Indigo Sunrise -
Butterfly Crown -
Garden Dress
More about Botanical & Floral
A little of the outdoors
The bend of a stem or the unexpected shape of a leaf can be enough. Botanical art brings natural forms into a room, from spare line drawings to fuller, colourful florals. Choose the kind of detail you find yourself noticing outside.
From kitchen to bedside
A small botanical print can sit comfortably above a kitchen table or beside the bed. A larger floral work can become the centre of a living room. For bathrooms, avoid direct spray and steam and check our art care guide before choosing a format.
Beyond green
Sage keeps the palette gentle, while stone and ivory let the plant forms lead. Try terracotta or ochre for warmth, or plum beside a darker floral.
A stem or a whole wall
A single leaf study can work at a small scale near a shelf; a loose floral composition may suit a larger wall. Think about how close you will stand to it, then compare the available dimensions in our size guide.
Let the forms repeat
A pair of stems, a row of different leaves, or flowers with a shared background colour can make a satisfying group. The other works in a set are a useful starting point. Each is bought individually; lay out the arrangement before hanging.
Paper or canvas?
Fine veins and delicate lines are lovely on a framed paper print. For broader brushwork, the weave of stretched canvas adds another texture. See the practical differences on our print formats page.
Choosing Botanical & Floral
What is botanical wall art?
Botanical art takes leaves, flowers, stems or other plant forms as its subject, from detailed studies to loose, expressive shapes.
Can I hang botanical prints in a bathroom?
Choose a well-ventilated spot away from spray and steam, and check the care guidance for the print format. A persistently damp room may be unsuitable.
What colours go with botanical wall art?
Try sage, stone and ivory for a quiet palette, or terracotta and ochre for warmth. Darker florals can also sit well beside plum.
Does botanical art work in a modern interior?
Yes. A loose leaf shape or a spare stem drawing can sit comfortably with clean-lined furniture. The style of the particular artwork matters most.
What size botanical print should I choose?
Consider the detail and the viewing distance. A small leaf study may suit a bedside wall; a larger floral can become a focal point.
Can I buy botanical prints as a set?
Explore the related works shown on an artwork page. You can choose several from a set, with each print bought individually.
Something else in mind?
Browse the whole collection by theme, colour or shape. Save anything you would like to look at again.
A little advice can help
Unsure about a size, a frame or which artwork to choose? Tell us what you are considering and we will help you weigh up the options.
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Find the right size
A tape measure and a paper outline can answer more than guesswork. Here is how to use them.
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Art for your living room
Find a piece you want to live with, then make the size, colour and frame work with your room.
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Choosing framed prints
A frame changes how an artwork sits on the wall. Find the colour and size that bring it together.