Starla's Garden Artwork

Botanical art is an excellent way to incorporate "biophilic design" into an urban apartment, bringing a sense of nature and tranquility indoors. The Starla's Garden artwork acts as a visual "window" to a calm, natural setting, which can help a compact room feel more serene and open. Because it uses a neutral gray palette, it provides a sophisticated focal point that complements your existing furniture without making a smaller wall feel cluttered or visually overwhelmed.

While the neutral gray tones are highly versatile, all canvas paintings are best preserved when kept out of direct, prolonged sunlight to prevent the colors from fading. If you are decorating a sun-drenched space, such as a sunroom or a south-facing living area, our experts suggest placing the artwork on a wall that receives indirect light. Using UV-protective window treatments can also help maintain the rich detail of the blossoms and branches for the long term.

Measuring a substantial 41" x 41", this artwork is designed to be a significant visual anchor. For a balanced look, we recommend following the "2/3 rule," where the art spans approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture below it—making this piece ideal for placement over a 60-inch sofa or a large accent cabinet. To achieve a professional gallery feel, hang the painting so its center point is roughly 57 to 60 inches from the floor, aligning it with the average eye level.

This piece is professionally mounted in a satin black floater frame, which creates a sophisticated "shadow box" effect. Unlike traditional frames that overlap the edge of the artwork, a floater frame leaves a small gap between the canvas and the frame's edge, making the art appear as if it is suspended in mid-air. This construction adds a 3-dimensional depth to the 3-inch profile, providing a premium, high-end look that is a hallmark of modern interior design.

To preserve the integrity of the painting and its satin frame, our care guide recommends dusting the surface regularly with a clean, dry microfiber cloth. It is important to avoid using water, damp rags, or chemical cleaners, as moisture can seep into the canvas or damage the frame’s finish. For the recessed "floater" gap where dust may collect, a soft-bristle brush or a canister of compressed air can be used to gently clear the space without touching the canvas.