Botanical & Floral Wall Art
Foliage and flowers
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Meadow Rose — Pierre-Joseph Redouté
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Turk's Cap Lily — De Gouy
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Variegated Carnation — Balthasar van der Ast
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Bouquet Springing from the Grass
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Amaryllis — Charles Demuth
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Grapes and Flowers — Mélanie de Comoléra
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Bird's Nest and Ferns — Fidelia Bridges
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Tulip — Pierre Antoine Mongin
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Three Varieties of Chrysanthemums — Kitao Shigemasa
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Peonies — Kitagawa Utamaro
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Parrot and Chrysanthemums — Ren Yi
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Lilies — Katsushika Hokusai
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The Vase of Tulips — Paul Cezanne
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The Superb Lily — Richard Earlom
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Hiroshige's Chrysanthemums — Utagawa Hiroshige
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Bunting and Lilies — Utagawa Hiroshige
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Bouquet of Flowers in a Clay Vase — Jan Brueghel the Elder
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Magnolias on Blue Velvet — Martin Johnson Heade
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Ask on WhatsAppLilies, peonies, roses, magnolias and chrysanthemums: the Botanical collection brings together plates by Pierre-Joseph Redouté, the “Raphael of flowers”, floral still lifes by great painters and Japanese prints of flowers and birds. Fresh, delicate artworks that bring the softness of a garden into every room.
Why choose botanical wall art?
Flower artworks are timeless and easy to match: they suit classic, boho, Scandinavian or country-chic styles. Botanical plates on a light background visually enlarge small rooms, while bouquets on a dark background create a more elegant, dramatic mood in a living or dining room.
Hanging ideas
Create a “herbarium” wall with three or four size S plates (50 × 70 cm), in a row or a grid. A large bouquet in size L above a console or sideboard becomes the focal point of the room. Botanical artworks are also perfect in a bedroom, entrance or bright bathroom.
Frequently asked questions
How to create a botanical gallery wall?
Choose three or four plates in the same size S, lined up with equal spacing (5 to 8 cm), for an elegant herbarium effect.
Who was Pierre-Joseph Redouté?
An 18th- and 19th-century botanical painter famous for his exceptionally precise plates of roses and lilies.
Which flower artwork for a dining room?
A bouquet on a dark background in size M or L above the sideboard creates an elegant atmosphere.