Daiva Black Artwork, Set of 4

While the protective glass and sturdy frames offer a layer of defense, it is generally best to hang these prints in temperature-controlled environments like living rooms, bedrooms, or dining areas. In humid or coastal climates, excessive moisture can eventually affect the paper backing. If used in a bathroom, ensure the space is well-ventilated to protect the integrity of the print over time.

Yes, each of the four prints is placed under protective glass to preserve the clarity of the botanical imagery and protect it from dust and environmental wear. The frames feature a sophisticated dark brown finish with a heavy mocha wash and gold-plated inner lips, offering a high-end, gallery-quality look that enhances the traditional aesthetic of the floral subject matter.

These botanical prints are expertly designed for traditional and transitional spaces. The classic white floral motifs, accented with subtle hints of dusty blue, lilac, and rose pink, complement earthy and neutral color palettes. The rich mocha-washed frames and gold accents also pair beautifully with dark wood furniture, such as mahogany or walnut dining sets and bedroom suites.

Each individual print measures 20”W x 26”H. When hung in a classic 2x2 grid with 3 inches of spacing between frames, this set will cover an area approximately 43 inches wide by 55 inches high. This substantial footprint makes the set an ideal focal point for large walls above a sofa or a queen-sized headboard.

A set of four vertical prints offers great versatility for wall layouts. For a structured, formal look, hang them in a symmetrical 2x2 grid. For a more contemporary feel or to fill a long hallway, you can arrange all four in a single horizontal row. Because each print features a different botanical variety in a cohesive color palette, they can also be split into pairs to accent smaller wall sections or to flank a doorway.

To maintain the beauty of your artwork, we recommend dusting the frames regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. For the protective glass, use a small amount of glass cleaner applied directly to a cloth—rather than the art itself—to avoid moisture seeping behind the frame. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners on the mocha-washed brown frames to prevent damage to the finish.