The Fiurdelin Collections · Spa, wellness and guest rooms
The Garden
Botanical prints for spas, wellness rooms, hotel bedrooms and wellness-led holiday lets.
Peony, poppy, snowdrop, crocus and other garden subjects are drawn from specimens by one studio, so the selection can move from a treatment room to a guest bedroom without changing visual hand.
Windflower and poppy above a spa vanity.The set over a headboard, hotel room.
Why these plates
Observed detail that rewards a closer look
The plates preserve the differences that make each garden subject recognisable: the saffron crocus, for example, shows its stigmas beginning to dry into saffron.
At the close viewing distances of treatment rooms and guest bedrooms, those details reward a second look, while one drawing method keeps different flowers coherent across the wall.
A multi-room scheme can be mapped by room. Commercial licensing is scoped separately where the same images repeat across properties or are used beyond one interior hang.
Archival giclée on the paper options listed for the selected plate.
SizesUp to twelve paper sizes
The available ladder varies by plate and aspect ratio.
FinishFramed or unframed
Wood and metal frame options appear on qualifying sizes.
The table shows three planning anchors from the wider size menu; the full selection depends on the chosen plate and aspect ratio.
Paper size
Approximate inches
Typical role
22 × 30 cm
About 9 × 12 in
Treatment-room or guest-room accent
36 × 51 cm
About 14 × 20 in
Corridor, suite or paired wall
71 × 102 cm
About 28 × 40 in
Reception or relaxation-room 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). Check the selected plate before planning a statement wall or ordering a frame.
Placement
Hanging the plates in a treatment or relaxation room
Guests often view these walls seated or reclined. Centre the group at about 130–135 cm (51–53 in) from the floor, with 5–8 cm (2–3 in) between frames.
Questions people ask
Before planning a spa or guest-room scheme
What art suits a spa or wellness space?
Floral and garden studies can give the room a clear subject without relying on a generic floral pattern. Peony, poppy, snowdrop and crocus work as a coordinated group because they share one drawing hand. Choose the actual plates and frame finishes for the wall rather than promising an emotional effect.
What sizes suit a treatment room versus reception?
A treatment room or guest room can use a 22 × 30 cm (about 9 × 12 in) accent. A corridor or suite can use 36 × 51 cm (about 14 × 20 in). A reception or relaxation-room wall can use 71 × 102 cm (about 28 × 40 in) or a larger size where the selected plate supports it.
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 the selection be tailored to the rooms and palette?
Yes. The consultation selects subjects, orientations, sizes and frame options to suit the existing palette and each wall.
Does The Garden work in a wellness-led holiday let?
Yes, where the garden and floral subject matter fits the property. A single host can use the holiday-let guide. Operators planning several addresses can use the commercial consultation route.
For your rooms
A free consultation for a spa, hotel or property scheme
Tell us about the rooms, the walls and the timing. The first reply confirms the scope and the information needed for a room-by-room proposal.
