Botanical Art Prints
More than fifty studies, every one drawn by the same hand. For a bathroom that steams, a dining room that serves, a nursery that has to grow up.
Whether it’s one wall or a whole hotel, there’s a way in for you — and help if you want it.
Three ways in
Drawn by hand from living specimens, and shown in juried exhibitions across Europe and Asia. Pick the way that suits you — or skip ahead and browse the full studio on Saatchi Art.
Shop by collection
Six curated sets, each drawn by one hand, so the plates already belong together. Hang three of them, or furnish a whole floor from one.
Go space by space
A bathroom, the wall above the sofa, a kitchen, a nursery. Each space has its own guide, built around what actually works on that wall.
Let’s do it together
Furnishing a hotel, a restaurant, a whole floor? I would be happy to suggest plates and sizes. The consultation is free, with no obligation.
Botanical prints are worth living with
There’s a particular pleasure in living with a drawing. It rewards a second look, and a hundredth — because every plate here is drawn by hand from the living specimen, it carries the detail you’d otherwise never notice: the cut edge of a monstera leaf laid flat, the pore surface of a porcini halved, the quiet asymmetry in a stag beetle’s mandibles. Botanical prints like these give a room character rather than just colour — the kind of quiet, considered detail that makes a wall feel personal, and a little more grown-up.
And because I draw every plate myself, any group of them belongs together without being matched — one hand, one palette, one way of looking. A single wall or a whole hotel floor can be drawn from the same collection and still feel curated rather than catalogued.
Two ways to make it yours, and neither is any trouble. Have it made for you — printed, framed and shipped to your door through Saatchi Art, ready to hang out of the box. Or take the printable download and make it your own, at your own size and pace. Same drawing, same detail — you simply choose how you’d like to live with it.
The collections
Each collection is a set that already agrees with itself. Framed prints from €41, printed and shipped worldwide by Saatchi Art.
The Complete Botanical Collection
Whole property or a statement wall.
Alpine Forager
Lodges, chalets and ski resorts.
The Garden
Spa, wellness and hotel rooms.
Mediterranean Table
Restaurants, trattorias and wine rooms.
The Naturalist
Studies, libraries and characterful bars.
Workspace Green
Offices, co-working and meeting rooms.
Botanical wall art, by room and by style
By the room it hangs in, the placement on the wall, or the mood you’re after — whichever way you think about it.
Botanical wall art tends to fail for practical reasons, not aesthetic ones. Paper cockles in a steamy bathroom. Grease finds an unglazed print by the hob. Art hung at adult height in a child’s room is decoration the child never sees.
So each guide starts from the wall itself, not from a favourite species — written around what actually holds up in that setting. And if you’d rather not work it out alone, just ask: the advice is free, whether it’s one wall or a whole property.
Bathroom Wall Art
Fern, monstera and hydrangea on canvas, for a room that steams.
Dark Academia Studio
Stag beetle, fly agaric and apollo, framed dark and hung close.
Wall Art Above the Couch
The two-thirds rule, and three arrangements that fit it.
Mediterranean Kitchen Wall Art
Lemon, fig, olive and artichoke, for a working kitchen.
Kids’ Room Wall Art
Bumblebee, swallowtail and sunflower, with no cartoons in it.
Mushroom Kitchen Wall Art
Chanterelle, fly agaric and porcini, on a warm wall.
Monstera & Houseplant Wall Art
Monstera, fern and jade, hung above the pots.
Bedroom Wall Art
Magnolia, peony and lily of the valley, above the bed.
The Curator’s Guide
How to choose, size and hang botanical art so a wall reads as a collection rather than a row of prints. Sent free, no charge and no catalogue.
Questions people ask
What are botanical art prints?
Prints of botanical illustration: a plant, fungus or insect drawn from the specimen rather than photographed or stylised. Every plate here was drawn by one hand, which is why a group of them hangs together as a set.
How do I actually buy one?
Two ways, whichever suits you. Order a finished print through Saatchi Art and it arrives printed, framed if you like, and ready to hang — nothing to set up. Or buy the printable download on Etsy and print it yourself, at the size and on the paper you prefer, whenever you’re ready.
Framed print or printable download?
A framed print arrives finished and ready for the wall — the effortless option. A printable download hands you the flexibility instead: print it large or small, on the paper you like, in a frame you already own, in your own time. Same drawing, same detail.
How do I choose the right one for a room?
The room usually decides it for you — a steamy bathroom wants canvas, a kitchen wants glass away from the hob, a study wants darker frames hung close. Each room guide walks you through it. And if you’d rather just ask, the advice is free — one wall or a whole property, no obligation.
Can you furnish a whole venue?
That’s what the collections are for. Because every plate comes from one hand, a lobby, a restaurant and forty bedrooms can share a single visual language — coherent without being uniform. Tell me the spaces and I’ll shape a scheme around them; the consultation costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Furnishing a hotel, restaurant or office?
A lobby, a restaurant and forty guest rooms can share one visual language — because every plate comes from the same hand. Tell me the spaces and I’ll shape a scheme around them. The consultation is free, with no obligation.
Art for hotels and interiors