Alpine botanical prints for lodges, chalets, ski resorts and mountain short lets: Rosalia alpina, fungi, oak and juniper drawn from specimens.
The collection follows the treeline from beetles and butterflies to the fungi and conifers of the forest floor. One drawing hand keeps the wall coherent without turning it into generic mountain decor.
A room-by-room proposal can map subjects and sizes across guest rooms, corridors and shared spaces. Licensing is scoped separately where the images repeat across properties.
Eleven Fiurdelin illustrations move from alpine plants and insects to oak, juniper and woodland fungi. Each work is sold individually on the Fiurdelin print rail.
Archival giclée on the paper options listed for the selected plate.
SizesUp to twelve paper sizes
The size menu varies by plate and aspect ratio.
FinishFramed or unframed
Wood and metal frame options are available on qualifying sizes.
The table shows three planning anchors from the wider size menu; the full set depends on the selected plate and aspect ratio.
Paper size
Approximate inches
Typical Alpine use
22 × 30 cm
About 9 × 12 in
Single guest-room or desk accent
36 × 51 cm
About 14 × 20 in
Corridor, suite wall or a pair
71 × 102 cm
About 28 × 40 in
Great room, stairwell or reception wall
Canvas starts at about $73, and framed prints at about $91.
Across the catalogue, the work is available in sizes from small prints to over 150 cm (60 inches). Availability must be checked on the selected plate before planning a statement wall or ordering a frame.
Placement
Hanging the plates above lodge seating
Treat the frames as one group. Centre the group at about 145 cm (57 in) from the floor, keep its overall width near two thirds of the sofa, and leave roughly 25–30 cm (10–12 in) above the backrest.
Questions people ask
Before planning an Alpine wall
What art suits a mountain lodge or chalet?
Natural-history studies tied to the treeline give the room a specific subject without relying on generic mountain imagery. Alpine Forager moves from Rosalia alpina and Apollo to juniper, oak, porcini and fly agaric.
What makes the Rosalia alpina plate distinct?
The Alpine Longhorn Beetle plate was selected by three independent juries in three countries in 2026. It appeared with YICCA in Milan and Gallerium EXTINCTION, and received a Finalist Award from TERAVARNA’s 14th Animal exhibition.
What sizes work over a mantel, sofa or stairwell?
A 22 × 30 cm (about 9 × 12 in) print suits a guest-room or desk accent. A 36 × 51 cm (about 14 × 20 in) or 71 × 102 cm (about 28 × 40 in) print can carry a feature wall, mantel or stairwell. Larger sizes are used only where the selected plate supports them.
How are the prints framed and supplied?
Each work is produced as an archival giclée on fine-art paper or canvas. On qualifying sizes, it can be ordered with a wood or metal frame, or unframed. The print rail ships worldwide.
Can you plan a complete scheme for a lodge or resort?
Yes. The consultation maps the plate and size for each room or wall. Finished prints, shipping and any commercial licensing are stated separately where they apply.
Does the collection work for a mountain holiday let?
Yes. A single-property host can use the holiday-let guide for listing photography, room placement and turnover. Operators managing several addresses can use the commercial consultation route.
For your Alpine property
A free consultation for a lodge, resort or property group
Tell us about the rooms, walls and timing. The first reply confirms the scope and the information needed for a room-by-room proposal.
