4. Oversized Botanical Pressed Plant Frames

Bringing the outdoors inside through oversized botanical frames introduces organic green hues and delicate silhouettes. By pressing large fern fronds, eucalyptus branches, or ginkgo leaves between sheets of clear glass, you create a floating artwork effect that feels both modern and timeless.

  • How to Make It: Gather fresh leaves and flatten them inside heavy books for two to three weeks until completely dry and dehydrated. Place the pressed foliage carefully between two matching oversized glass picture frames, securing the corners with clear silicone or metallic corner brackets to keep the leaves centered. Hang the completed frames symmetrically on a prominent bedroom wall.
  • Tips & Variations: Use brass-edged floating frames to add a touch of vintage elegance, or opt for thin matte black frames for a clean, contemporary Scandinavian aesthetic.
  • Required Materials: Large pressed botanical leaves, heavy books for drying, floating glass picture frames, microfiber cloth, and picture hanging wire.