Plant Art Prints

A large monstera leaf print or tropical leaf print in deep greens is our top pick for neutral spaces. The contrast against white, cream, or grey walls is immediately striking without clashing with your existing furniture. We'd suggest a framed 50x70cm or 70x100cm print centred above the sofa as a focal point. Our frames come in solid FSC-certified wood in black, white, or natural oak, so you can match the warmth of your room. Go for a black frame on cool-toned walls, or natural oak if your space leans warm and earthy.

Botanical prints aren't a trend that comes and goes. They've been a staple of interior design since 18th-century naturalists started cataloguing plants, and the modern versions look better than ever. What has shifted is the style: right now, bold single-leaf compositions like palm leaf art prints and monstera prints feel more current than busy, vintage-style botanical collages. If you're decorating a new space or replacing something tired on the wall, a clean, contemporary plant print is one of the safest bets you can make.

Absolutely, and it's one of the best ways to fill a larger blank wall in a hallway, dining room, or above a sideboard. Our advice: stick to a consistent frame colour across all pieces and mix leaf types rather than mixing art styles. A set of three to five prints combining fern prints, tropical leaves, and a succulent study in a uniform grid looks intentional and pulled-together. Start with a 40x50cm or 50x70cm size per frame, leaving about 5cm between each. Because our framed plant art prints arrive ready to hang with fixtures pre-attached, you can get the whole wall done in an afternoon.

Not with ours. Every framed print ships with UV-protective acrylic glazing that prevents fading even in direct sunlight, and we use museum-grade inks rated to last hundreds of years. So that sunny spot above the kitchen counter or beside the patio doors is absolutely fair game. Lots of people avoid hanging art near windows, which is a shame because plant wall art looks particularly beautiful with natural light hitting it. Go ahead and claim that bright wall.

Traditional botanical illustration is scientifically precise, originally created to help identify plant species. Think annotated drawings with roots, seeds, and cross-sections. Botanical art, which is what most of our plant art prints fall into, takes the beauty of the plant as the whole point. You get the lush greens, dramatic leaf shapes, and artistic composition without the textbook vibe. Both have a place on your wall, but if you're looking for something that feels fresh and decorative rather than academic, contemporary botanical art prints are the way to go.