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WallFlowers illustrates the beauty of flowering trees and shrubs. The series aims to bring the outside in, for gorgeous native and tropical blooms all year round. Perfect for lovers of bold botanicals with a modern twist.
While we might be most used to the signature green and purple passionflower growing as vines, there are over 500 variations fro this very special plant. For this series I focused on a variant that grows into larger trees with delicious lush large leaves and a much more subtle creamy pale colouring to the petals.
Creamy white petals, warm golden-amber stamens, deep forest green leaves, and a soft blush-peach background – these are the colours that define this Passionflower print, and they make wall colour choices remarkably intuitive. Because the background already carries a warm peachy undertone, walls in warm off-white or pale terracotta sit in easy analogous harmony with it, wrapping the print in cohesion rather than contrast. For those who prefer a cooler foil that lets the golden centres sing, a soft sage or muted eucalyptus green picks up the forest tones of the leaves and creates a satisfying tonal pull across the wall. If you want the creamy whites and ambers to really glow, a deeper warm taupe or soft clay makes a richer backdrop without fighting the print’s inherent warmth. In terms of style, this illustration suits botanical maximalism, where layered natural prints build a lush, curated atmosphere; it also fits quietly into biophilic interiors designed around living with nature indoors. Its clean draughtsmanship and restrained palette translate equally well into refined traditional rooms and into the gentler end of contemporary Scandi-influenced spaces where a single considered artwork does the work of many. A conservatory, a reading nook, a calm bedroom, or a kitchen with garden views would all feel right – anywhere the eye could drift to it as though glancing through a window. Part of the WallFlowers collection, a colour-led series that brings blooming freshness indoors one print at a time, it pairs naturally with other prints from the collection to build a botanical gallery wall. It makes a considered gift for a gardener, a plant lover, or anyone furnishing a first home.
The print is made with archival pigment inks on Hahnemühle Photo Rag®, a museum-grade cotton paper whose subtle felt texture and matte, glare-free surface give the illustration a quiet depth you notice when you stand close. That non-reflective finish works equally well behind glass in a slim modern frame or within something more ornate and gilt-edged – the paper holds its own in either context. At A4 (21 × 29.7 cm) or A3 (29.7 × 42 cm), this print slots into a shelf arrangement or contributes to a layered gallery wall without demanding centre stage; at A2 (42 × 59.4 cm) or A1 (59.4 × 84.1 cm) it becomes a genuine focal point, filling a wall above a desk or beside a bed with the kind of calm, verdant presence that changes a room’s feel entirely; and at A0 (84.1 × 118.9 cm) it anchors a large living space or hallway with the confidence of a full botanical study. This print is also available as a 28 × 40 inch (70 × 100 cm) canvas, ready to hang with no frame needed.
