Fiurdelin · Botanical illustration studio
Botanical art prints
More than fifty hand-drawn digital illustrations made from specimens, organised by collection, room and property type.
One hand carries across the catalogue, so the subject can change from a fern to a beetle or a fig without the wall losing its visual language.
Where to start
Four ways into the catalogue
Start with a coordinated collection
Six sets bring related plates together before you choose individual subjects.
View the collections →Start with the room
Use the practical guides for a bathroom, kitchen, bedroom, child’s room, study or sofa wall.
Choose by room →Furnishing one holiday let?
Plan the wall around the listing photograph, local species and repeated guest contact.
Airbnb wall art for short lets →Planning several rooms or properties?
Hotels, specifiers and multi-property operators can request a room-by-room proposal.
Plan a property scheme →Furnishing in Asia? Guides for Hong Kong apartments and small hotels and Singapore condos and serviced residences.
One hand, one catalogue
Why these plates hang together
Every plate is drawn from a specimen by the same hand, at the same level of detail and in the same palette. That is why a wall can move from a fern to a beetle to a fig and still read as one collection rather than a row of unrelated posters.
It is also why a scheme can grow. A plate added next year is drawn the same way as the one you hang today, so it joins the wall instead of competing with it.
Six coordinated sets
The collections
The Complete Collection
A whole property, a long corridor or one statement wall.
View the collection →
Find the wall first
Botanical wall art by room and by style
These guides begin with placement, scale, viewing distance and the way the room is used.
Dark academia decor
Stag beetle, fly agaric and Apollo, framed dark and hung close.
Read the dark academia decor guide →
Wall art above the couch
The two-thirds rule and three arrangements that stay inside the sofa width.
Read the sofa-wall guide →
Mediterranean kitchen wall art
Lemon, fig, olive and artichoke on a wall clear of the hob and sink.
Read the Mediterranean kitchen guide →
Kids’ room wall art
Bumblebee, swallowtail and sunflower, placed for the child’s sightline.
Read the kids’ room guide →
Mushroom kitchen wall art
Chanterelle, fly agaric and porcini on the dining side of the room.
Read the mushroom-wall guide →
Monstera and houseplant wall art
Monstera, fern and jade, placed above the plants.
Read the houseplant-wall guide →
Bedroom wall art
A centred pair or one quiet plate, sized against the headboard.
Read the bedroom guide →The physical print
How the prints are supplied
Fine-art paper or canvas
Archival giclée print. Choose from the options shown on the selected plate.
Framed or unframed
Wood and metal frame options are available on qualifying sizes.
Twelve paper sizes
The sizes offered vary by plate and aspect ratio.
Worldwide shipping
The checkout confirms the current route and estimate.
Current consumer anchors: fine-art paper from about €30 / $35, canvas from about €62 / $73, and framed prints from about €77 / $91.
Across the catalogue, the work is available in sizes from small prints to over 150 cm (60 inches). The size menu varies by plate.
Questions people ask
Before choosing a print
What are botanical art prints?
They are reproductions of botanical illustrations: plants, fungi and insects studied and drawn from specimens.
What sizes are available?
Across the catalogue, the work is available in sizes from small prints to over 150 cm (60 inches). The exact ladder varies by plate.
Can one studio plan art for a whole property?
Yes. For one holiday let, start with the holiday-let guide above. Hotels and multi-property operators can request a room-by-room proposal.
The Curator’s Guide is free: how to choose, size and hang botanical art so a wall reads as a collection. Get the guide →