Collection: Green Floral Wall Art

Green floral wall art full of leaves, stems and blooms: a young fiddle-leaf fig in a green pot, a fern frond arching in early light, a teal monstera leaf in impasto, eucalyptus in a glass bottle and a sunflower field at dewy sunrise.

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Elevate your space with our Green Floral Canvas Art

Our green floral wall art brings leaves, blooms and garden views onto the wall, each one painted by our artists and printed on canvas. You’ll find close studies of single plants, sunny fields of sunflowers and wide garden scenes, mostly in an impressionist, painterly style. Every piece comes in seven sizes, from 12x18 to 40x60 inches, framed in black, white or natural wood, or unframed.

Leafy Plant Studies in Sage, Teal and Beige

For a calm, modern botanical look, these vertical pieces focus on one plant at a time. Botanical Young Fiddle-Leaf Fig in Green Pot pairs green with soft beige, while Botanical Arching Fern Frond in Early Light adds touches of blue and sage green. Modern Blue Agave Plant in Afternoon Sun and Eucalyptus Canvas Print in a Glass Bottle share a gentle sage-and-beige palette, Tropical Teal Monstera Leaf Impasto leans into green and teal, and Scottsdale Cactus Bloom brings a desert flower in green and sage green.

Sunflowers and Golden Wildflowers

When you want warmth alongside the green, these pieces bring in yellow and orange. Sunflower Field Canvas at Dewy Sunrise, Sunflower Impressionist Painting of the Violet Path and Country Sunflower Painting with Red Barn and Oak are tall, vertical takes on the sunflower, and Impasto Yellow Flower Looking Up at Dusk mixes orange with green. For a bolder, more expressive mood, try the horizontal Sunflower Sunset Painting in Magenta and Blue. Wide mountain meadows in green and yellow come through in Telluride Summer Wildflowers and Breckenridge Summer Wildflowers.

Gardens, Blossoms and Floral Landscapes

These pieces open up the view to whole gardens and blooming landscapes, most of them horizontal and ideal above a sofa or bed. Garden scenes include Oxford Botanical Gardens, Norfolk Botanical Gardens with touches of purple, Huntsville Botanical Garden Bliss in green, teal and beige, Fort Worth Botanical Gardens View, Des Moines Arboretum Views and the vertical Dunedin Botanical Gardens. For blossoms and wildflowers, look at Cherry Blossom Landscape Painting with Valley Lake, the vertical Traverse City Cherry Blossom Landscape in pink and sage, and Tucson Wildflower Fields. Tropical color shows up in Honolulu Hawaiian Floral Design and Galveston Tropical Paradise, both in green and teal.

Tips for Choosing and Hanging Green Floral Art

  • Match the orientation to the wall: vertical plant studies suit narrow spaces and entryways, while horizontal garden views fill the space above a sofa, bed or console.
  • Aim for a piece about two-thirds the width of the furniture below it, and hang the center around 57 to 60 inches from the floor.
  • Pick the frame to suit the palette: natural wood warms sage and beige tones, white keeps things light, and black sharpens deep greens and teals.

Looking for more? Browse our full range of floral canvas wall art or explore every shade in our green wall art collection.

What colors go well with green floral wall art?

Green pairs easily with warm neutrals like beige, cream and natural wood, as well as with blues and teals. Botanical Arching Fern Frond in Early Light brings blue and sage green together, while Eucalyptus Canvas Print in a Glass Bottle sets sage against soft beige for a calm, neutral room.

Which room suits a green floral canvas best?

Green floral pieces work in almost any room, from living rooms and bedrooms to kitchens and home offices. A wide horizontal garden scene like Huntsville Botanical Garden Bliss fits nicely above a sofa or bed, while a vertical piece like Tropical Teal Monstera Leaf Impasto suits a hallway, reading nook or narrow wall.

What size and frame should I choose?

Each piece comes in seven sizes from 12x18 to 40x60 inches, so measure your wall and aim for about two-thirds the width of the furniture below. For a larger statement over a sofa, a big size of Oxford Botanical Gardens works well, and a natural wood frame complements the earthy tones of Botanical Young Fiddle-Leaf Fig in Green Pot, while black or white frames give a crisper finish.