The Fiurdelin Collections · Offices, co-working and meeting rooms

Workspace Green

Office wall art for workspaces, co-working, meeting rooms and work-friendly short lets.

Monstera, fern, hydrangea, jade, juniper, cotton, basil and apple are drawn from specimens by one studio. The collection can carry from reception to a meeting room or desk zone without becoming a generic plant motif. Hung in a row of three, as above a desk, they read as one set rather than three separate pictures.

Monstera, basil and green apple botanical prints by Fiurdelin in black frames on a white brick office wall above a wooden desk.

In the room

A living study of botanical form

Monstera and juniper botanical prints by Fiurdelin with two companion studies, in oak frames on a grey wall above a white reception desk beneath a linear pendant light.
Framed studies above a reception desk.

Why these plates

Botanical structure that carries across the workspace

The monstera plate follows the leaf’s cut edge, preserving the openings and irregular contours that remain legible from across a room.

In reception, meeting and desk zones, those strong forms give the wall a clear botanical subject. One drawing method keeps broad leaves, fronds, branching stems, herbs and fruit studies coherent without making claims about stress or productivity.

See all botanical art prints

Property scale

One work-friendly short let and several work zones need different routes

Furnishing one holiday let with a desk?

Use the host guide to plan the work zone around the listing photograph, desk scale and the handling that comes with guest turnover.

Read the holiday-let guide →

Planning an office, co-working floor or several properties?

A multi-room scheme can be mapped by zone. Commercial licensing is scoped separately where the same images repeat across properties or are used beyond one interior hang.

Plan a property scheme →

The collection, plate by plate

Eight plant studies chosen for structure

Each work below is an original Fiurdelin illustration drawn from a specimen and available as a fine-art print. Choose the subjects that fit the work zone; the shared drawing hand provides the continuity.

Workspace Green on the print rail

Browse the eight plates together, then return to the work-zone plan before choosing sizes.

Browse the full collection →

How the prints are supplied

Paper, canvas and framing at workspace scale

Fine-art paper From about €30 / $35

Archival giclée on the paper options listed for the selected plate.

Sizes Up to twelve paper sizes

The available ladder varies by plate and aspect ratio.

Finish Framed 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 Desk, breakout or short-let work-zone accent
36 × 51 cm About 14 × 20 in Meeting room or feature wall
71 × 102 cm About 28 × 40 in Reception or atrium 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 workspace

Centre the row at about 145 cm (57 in) from the floor. Above a credenza, leave 15–20 cm (6–8 in). Keep the group outside a wall screen’s viewing area, then check its overall width against the furniture below.

Centre: about 145 cm / 57 inClearance: 15–20 cm / 6–8 in

Questions people ask

Before planning an office or co-working scheme

What art suits an office or co-working space?

Structural plant studies work well where the wall is seen from a desk, corridor or reception. Monstera, fern, jade, basil and apple give the room a clear botanical subject without relying on a generic leaf pattern.

Does botanical art make a workspace calmer?

No measured effect on stress or productivity is claimed here. The practical case is simpler: the drawings bring botanical subject matter onto the wall and can echo real planting without adding another living plant to maintain.

What sizes suit a desk area versus reception?

A desk, breakout nook or short-let work zone can use a 22 × 30 cm (about 9 × 12 in) accent. A meeting room can use 36 × 51 cm (about 14 × 20 in). A reception or atrium 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 different work zones?

Yes. The consultation can assign larger plates to reception, smaller works to desk and breakout areas, and a consistent frame finish across the floor without repeating the same subject in every room.

Does Workspace Green work in a work-friendly holiday let?

Yes, where a genuine desk or work zone is part of the property. A single host can use the holiday-let guide. Operators planning several addresses can use the commercial consultation route.

For your work zones

A free consultation for an office, co-working floor 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.

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