Flora

Soft petals meet the ordered lines of Art Deco. Across twelve botanical compositions, magnolia, lotus, iris, poppy and other plants keep their recognizable forms while branches, leaves and stems trace a quieter kind of geometry.

Ivory blossoms emerge from dark fields; vivid flowers bring color to structured settings. From a single unfolding bloom to a spreading canopy of leaves, Flora turns attention toward the shape and rhythm of growing things.

Ivory magnolia blossoms and buds on a diagonal branch with dark green leaves against black and gold geometry.
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Botanical forms with an Art Deco rhythm

Magnolia branches stretch diagonally, arums rise in pale curves, and layered fern fronds create their own pattern. Flora balances recognizable plants with structured surroundings, from the ivory blossoms of Silken Branch to the ruby peonies of Velvet Petals. Explore botanical and architectural Art Deco wall art together to compare organic shapes with more linear compositions.

Choose between a quiet bloom and a bold accent

Pale flowers against a dark field create a different mood from vivid petals or a broad canopy of leaves. Pick one color already present in your room, then decide whether the canvas should echo it softly or provide a stronger contrast. For a change of scenery with coastal views and imagined journeys, discover Art Deco travel wall art.