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Flowering lemon tree, lavender herbarium, fern, monstera or woodland mushrooms: our botanical posters recreate the precise drawing of naturalist plates, in soft colors. 40 plates to hang in the kitchen, living room or bedroom, printed in France from A4 to A0.
The collection guide
Where to hang a botanical plate, the 5 families of the collection in photos, the true scale of each size above a sofa, and answers to your questions.
+Lemons, tomatoes, the strawberry plant and thyme and rosemary were made for the kitchen. An A3 above the counter or an A4 resting on a shelf is all you need. The thyme and rosemary and the tomato plant are landscape: perfect above a backsplash.
+A large A1 of monstera or jungle above the sofa, or 2 ferns side by side in A2. For a true herbarium wall, line up 4 plates in A3 with the same frame.
+The powdery pinks of the peony, the camellia and the Japanese cherry tree soften a bedroom. Above the bed, the landscape bouquet of peonies and irises works beautifully in A1.
+Green foliage echoes the plants in the room: the green fern, the monstera leaves and the jungle in shades of green are also in our bathroom posters. Choose a frame with glass, which protects the paper from humidity.
+In a narrow hallway, stack 3 A4 herbarium prints one above the other. In the office, the mushrooms or the tree leaves plate give the feel of a naturalist’s study.
A botanical poster brings greenery to your wall, no watering required. Here is what you’ll find in the collection, so you can go straight to the plate that suits you.
12347 + 3 plates
This is the largest family: 7 lemon plates, from the Citrus limon lemon tree to the cut lemon with its white blossoms, including a lemon and verbena duo. From the kitchen garden: the plant of ripe tomatoes, the strawberry plant with its flowers and roots, and the flowering thyme and rosemary. All our lemon posters are also in the Lemon collection.
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12348 plates
The herbarium of dried lavender and daisies, the herbarium of dried plants and flowers on cream paper, common valerian, the lavender plate with its roots, foxglove: 8 plates that recall a botanist’s notebooks.
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12349 plates
For an all-green wall: the green fern study plate, a potted fern on a botanist’s table, monstera leaves, a jungle in shades of green, the banana plant and its fruit, the opuntia cactus, laurel with its star-shaped flowers, a plate of tree leaves.
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Pink peony, climbing rose, camellia, chrysanthemums, greenhouse orchids, Japanese cherry branch: the flower is drawn with its stem and leaves, as on a naturalist’s plate. For more decorative bouquets, see our flower posters.
On this wall
122 plates
2 plates for forest lovers: the woodland mushrooms and a naturalist’s table with porcini, chanterelles and fly agaric.
On this wall
Choose a size
A simple rule: the poster (or group of posters) is about 2/3 the width of the furniture below. Details on the Sizes and paper page.
| Size | Dimensions | Price | For |
|---|---|---|---|
| A4 | 21 × 29.7 cm | $21.00 | Shelf, series of herbariums, hallway |
| A3 | 29.7 × 42 cm | $32.00 | Kitchen, pair or wall of 4 |
| A2 | 42 × 59.4 cm | $42.00 | Single poster, bedroom, entryway |
| A1 | 59.4 × 84.1 cm | $58.00 | Above a sofa or a bed |
| A0 | 84.1 × 118.9 cm | $74.00 | Large wall, gallery effect |
The right frame. Light wood or a thin gold frame for herbariums and cream-background plates; a thin black frame for the monstera and the jungle. All our sizes fit standard frames of the same size. See our guide How to frame a poster.
Designed in France, printed near you. Each poster is printed to order near you, on 200 g/m² matte paper, from A4 (21 × 29.7 cm) to A0 (84.1 × 118.9 cm). It ships unframed.
Here, the plant is drawn in full, like a naturalist’s plate: leaves, stem, sometimes roots and fruit. The Flowers collection focuses more on bouquets and compositions. 13 posters appear in both collections.
No. They are recent illustrations, drawn in the spirit of antique plates and printed on demand. If you’re looking for a “vintage” botanical poster, this is the look you’ll find: the feel of an antique plate, on fresh new paper. The captions are decorative and are not meant to identify a plant.
Citrus first and foremost: lemon tree, lemon and verbena, lemons and oranges. The tomato plant, the strawberry plant or thyme and rosemary also work very well. Find them along with more ideas in our kitchen posters.
Choose 3 to 6 plates from the same family (herbarium prints, foliage or citrus), in the same size and with the same frame, and keep the same gap between them. Our guide 15 gallery wall layouts offers ready-made plans, and the flowers and botanical guide has ideas for pairings.
Yes. 31 posters in the collection are portrait and 9 are landscape (climbing rose, thyme and rosemary, tomatoes, bouquet of peonies and irises...). Align them on the same line, at the top or the center, to keep the wall looking tidy.
For a 2 m sofa, a single A1 or A0 poster, or 2 A2 side by side. For a lighter wall, 3 A3 posters in a row.
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Keep exploringNature (322), Flower (58), Kitchen (222), Office (263), Bedroom (15), Lemon (39). Our guidesSizes and paper, Building a frame wall: 15 layouts that work, How to frame a poster: measurements, frame and mat.
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