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Floral wall art
Peonies, irises, lotus and olive branches: flowers soften a room and let it breathe. A selection of house designs and botanical masterpieces, from Redouté’s roses to Monet’s poppies.
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Flowers for every room
Floral motifs are the most versatile of all. A vertical botanical plate dresses an entryway or corridor; a large, warm-coloured bouquet brings life to a dining room; sand-toned foliage suits a bedroom without crowding it.
In style, two families answer each other. Our boho designs, mimosa, sunflowers or cotton flowers, play on flat colour and earthy tones. Reproductions of Redouté, Maria Sibylla Merian, William Morris or Odilon Redon bring the precision and depth of the great herbaria and studios of the past.
Floral works combine well: two or three identical formats side by side make a harmonious set, and the −10 % discount from 2 works, −15 % from 3, applies on its own.
Frequently asked questions
Which flower painting for a bedroom?
Softly coloured flowers on a light background: olive branches, wild grasses, botanical plates. Above the bed, two identical vertical formats create a lovely symmetry.
Are the botanical plates reproductions?
Yes. They are reproductions of public-domain works from museums’ open collections; the artist and the institution are named on each page. The boho designs are Murmure Deco works.
Which finish for a floral painting?
Stretched canvas shows off botanical plates and large bouquets alike; a classic black wooden frame sharpens the drawing, a floating frame gives them a gallery look.