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Transform your space into a boho botanical paradise with a serene gallery wall. Embrace nature-inspired art prints featuring delicate botanical illustrations, lush greenery, and soothing colors. Elevate your home with a touch of tranquility and natural beauty.

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Hello everyone! I'm so glad that you've visited today because plants and flowers are such a big trend in home decor and today we have a special guest with us, British Author and Stylist Selina Lake , who is giving us 7 tips for decorating at home to create a style she's called Botanical Style . In

Step into a world of refined elegance and feminine charm with our luxurious Anthropologie-inspired living room. Immerse yourself in the sophisticated ambiance created by opulent furniture and decor, curated to perfection. The pièce de résistance? A stunning botanical gallery wall, adding a touch of nature's beauty to this haven of style. Indulge in the artistry of living with our carefully crafted space – where luxury meets botanical grace. 🌿✨ #LuxuryLiving #FeminineChic #AnthropologieStyle

Merge art and nature with a botanical gallery wall! Explore ideas for framing botanical prints alongside shelves adorned with potted plants. Perfect for those who appreciate a textured and artistic home decor. #GalleryWall #BotanicalArt #HomeDecorIdeas

I cleaned out more stacks of magazines this weekend. This included the sacrilegious task of getting rid of old issues of World of Interiors. If I had the room, I’d keep them forever but it’s much easi