Botanical

We have two main styles. Line-art botanicals are clean single-stroke leaf and stem drawings on white backgrounds. They overlap with our line art collection. Then there are tonal watercolor botanicals with soft washes of sage, sand, and olive. Both styles fit minimalist interiors. The line-art versions are more graphic, the watercolors feel warmer.

Bathrooms, hallways, and reading nooks are where botanical prints really shine. They bring a natural, calming energy without needing real plants. Kitchens and dining rooms work well too, especially with herb or leaf motifs. If you have a Scandinavian-style interior, botanical art is one of the most natural fits. Our botanical guide covers room-by-room styling.

They mix beautifully with almost everything. Botanical + line art is probably the most popular combo. Botanical + neutral tones gives you an earthy, grounded gallery wall. Even geometric pieces pair well if you stick to similar palettes. The key is keeping your color range tight. Sage, sand, and cream are safe bets across styles. Check our 5 rules for minimalist wall art for more on mixing.

Botanical art has been around for centuries. Think Victorian-era plant illustrations, Matisse's leaf cutouts, mid-century botanical plates. The minimalist botanical style we carry is a modern take on something that's never gone out of fashion. If anything, the demand keeps growing as more people decorate with neutral palettes and natural materials.

Small to medium sizes (8x10 to 24x36) are the most popular for botanicals. They work well in sets of 2-3 grouped together, or as a single piece on a narrow wall. Larger sizes (30x40+) are great if you want a single botanical print as a focal point above a sofa or bed. Every piece ships on gallery-wrapped canvas, ready to hang straight out of the box.