Bring the calm of nature indoors with these prints for living room walls that feel genuinely fresh and grounding. Each of the three art prints features a loose, watercolour-style arrangement of overlapping botanical leaves — deep forest greens, soft sage, translucent grey-greens and warm gold-toned accents — all set against a clean white background. The leaf shapes range from broad, rounded forms to delicate skeletal outlines, giving the set a lovely layered quality that draws the eye without overwhelming the room.
What I really love about this set is how the gold-toned leaves scattered through each print add just enough warmth to stop the palette feeling flat. It's a very grown-up kind of nature art — soft and painterly rather than loud or literal. If you've been looking for something that bridges farmhouse cosiness with a more contemporary botanical feel, this set does it beautifully.
What's Included with Prints for Living Room Botanical Green & Gold-Tone Watercolour Leaves | Set of 3
A set of 3 individual botanical leaf wall art prints, each featuring a unique watercolour leaf composition in greens, grey-greens and warm gold tones on a white ground
Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks, designed for indoor display
Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang — no hunting for a frame that fits, no fuss, just straight onto your wall
Choose between unframed and framed options in multiple sizes and in Luster or Museum quality; also available in wrapped canvas size options
How to Style prints for living room with This Botanical Leaf Set
My go-to suggestion for this set is to hang all three in a horizontal row at eye level above a sofa or console table, with an even gap of around 5–8 cm between each print. The white backgrounds mean they sit beautifully against warm white, sage, or even a deeper forest-green wall — the palette is versatile enough to work with both light and moody interiors. If your living room leans farmhouse or Scandi, these are an especially natural fit.
You could also try a vertical stack in a narrow hallway or alcove — the portrait format works just as well in a column as it does in a row. Because the three prints share the same leaf-and-white palette, they always read as a cohesive set even if you space them slightly further apart than usual. For a biophilic-inspired room, pair them alongside a trailing plant or a woven basket and let the natural theme run through the whole space. Browse our full botanical wall art collection if you'd like to mix in a fourth piece or find a complementary print for an adjacent wall.
Choosing the Right Size and Finish for Your Wall
Before you decide on a size, it's worth standing back and looking at the wall you have in mind. Above a standard sofa, a set where each print is A3 or larger tends to look the most confident — too small and the detail in those lovely layered leaves can get lost from a normal sitting distance. If you're working with a smaller wall or a tighter budget, A4 prints hung closer together can still look really considered and intentional.
For finish, I'd lean towards Museum quality paper if you want the deepest, richest greens — it really makes the forest tones sing. Luster paper gives a gentle sheen that suits the slightly translucent, watercolour feel of the leaves if you prefer something a little lighter in feel. Either way, the gold-toned leaf accents printed throughout each piece will add warmth to the overall look. If you're not sure which size suits your wall best, scroll down to see how each size looks in a living room before you decide — there's a handy size-guide image below showing every option in situ.
