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We paint every piece to order in Dafen, Shenzhen, so the size, the palette and the finish are all decided by your project rather than by what happens to be in stock. You see photographs of the finished canvas before it ships, and nothing leaves the studio until you approve it. Trade pricing starts at one piece, and the rate improves as the count goes up.

The leaves sit at three depths. At the back, broad leaves in tan, caramel and olive look dry and sunlit, and a pale yellow stalk runs up through them. In the middle, tall leaves in emerald and sea green stand upright, their edges split into neat strips the way real banana leaves tear in the wind. At the front, a mint turquoise leaf fans open at the lower left. Near the top, one dark green leaf curls over like a hook. The lower third falls into near black shadow, and that is where the flower sits, with spiky pale lilac petals above a blue violet bract shaped like a beak.

Green leaves look their best on warm walls. On a coral pink wall, like the living room shown here, the jade and mint look richer, because coral and green sit near opposite sides of the color wheel. Cream limewash and warm beige walls let the tan back leaves blend in, so the green stands forward. Boucle, chunky knits, jute rugs and rough wood all suit a tropical subject. As green tropical wall art for a living room, it fits the wall above a sofa. In an entryway, the tall shape fills the space over a console or bench. It also works as a banana leaf canvas for a spa, a resort bathroom or a hotel restaurant with live plants nearby.

Every CA89 is painted fresh when you order it. One painter, who paints botanical subjects every day, takes the canvas from the first sketch to the last leaf edge, and nobody else works on it. The leaves are sketched on premium linen and blocked in from the back layer forward, so the tan leaves are set before the green ones cover them. The painter mixes each green on the palette against this design, from olive to mint, and pulls the strokes along each leaf the way the veins run. The lilac flower goes on last, over the dark shadow. We paint in acrylic unless you ask for oil, and oil takes longer. On WhatsApp you get photos and short videos as the painting goes. Before anything is released, you see daylight photos of the finished canvas and approve them.
For one to five pieces, plan on about 7 to 10 business days. Six to twenty pieces take about 10 to 15 business days. The 60 by 40 and 72 by 48 inch sizes sit at the longer end, because one painter covers the whole surface alone.
Big leaves are one of the easiest ways to bring a garden into a room. In many cultures, foliage has long been linked with growth, life and shelter, and a lush canopy tends to read as abundance. CA89 leans into that. The leaves fill the canvas to all four sides, with no sky and no horizon, only foliage. That makes the painting feel like standing inside a garden rather than looking at one from outside. The tan leaves at the top suggest sun on the far side of the plants, while the dark green at the bottom suggests deep shade near the ground. A single pale flower in that shade gives the picture its one surprise.
Most of the painting is green, in at least five shades: olive, emerald, sea green, jade and mint. In color research, green is one of the hues most often associated with calm, positive feelings, which is one reason it is so common in bedrooms and spas. The tan and caramel leaves at the top add warmth, so the greens do not feel cold. The near black shadow at the bottom gives the palette weight. Then there is the flower. Its pale lilac petals and blue violet bract are the only purple in the canvas, so the eye goes there first, then climbs back up through the leaves.
The composition is built on a simple change from light to dark. The top third is pale, with tan leaves and a yellow stalk. The middle is a mid tone, where the main split leaves stand. The bottom third sinks into deep shadow. That slope pulls the eye downward, toward the lilac flower at the lower right and the mint leaf fanned out at the lower left. The two bright shapes balance each other on opposite sides. Upright leaves and stems then lead the eye back up, which suits the tall format and helps the canvas fill a narrow wall.
Tropical foliage is a common choice for resort hotels, spa corridors and restaurants with an indoor garden feel. CA89 fits those spaces well. Its greens sit close to real plants, so it can hang near live palms or ferns without clashing. The dark lower shadow keeps it from looking like a bright souvenir print, which suits a more grown up lobby or bar. For a run of guest rooms, the same design can be painted in two or three sizes, so a suite and a corridor share one look.
Because every canvas is painted by hand, the design can be adjusted for a project. The flower is the easiest change. It can be painted orange and blue, kept lilac, or removed for a leaves only canvas. The greens can lean toward teal for a cool coastal scheme or toward olive for a warmer, earthy room. The tan back leaves can turn lighter, to sit well on a white wall. If a project has a set palette, the color-matched paintings page explains how colors are mixed against your paint codes or fabric.
Two botanical paintings make good partners for CA89. The lush monstera leaves botanical canvas (IA79) shares the deep greens and the tall shape, so the pair can flank a doorway or a bed. The lush green fern garden painting (IA76) adds smaller leaves and touches of light, which gives a gallery wall some variety.
For a single canvas over a console or sofa, aim for about two thirds of the furniture's width and hang the center 57 to 60 inches from the floor. We paint any size outside the list to your measurements, and you approve daylight photos of your finished canvas before it ships.
The leaves are banana leaves, with a long center rib and edges split into strips. The flower at the lower right has spiky pale lilac petals above a blue violet bract, in the style of a bird of paradise flower. It is painted as a decorative tropical bloom rather than an exact botanical drawing, so it suits rooms that want a lush feel more than a plant record.
Warm walls make the greens look their best. Cream, warm beige and soft greige let the tan back leaves blend in. Coral, dusty rose and blush pink give more contrast and make the jade look richer, as the room photos show. Avoid a bright green wall, which blurs the edges of the leaves.
CA89 is 3 units tall for every 2 wide, a slim upright shape. Over a 48 inch console, the 48 by 32 inch size is about two thirds of its width. Above an 84 inch sofa, the 60 by 40 inch size gives one strong focal point. Keep the center about 57 to 60 inches from the floor, a little higher in a lobby.
Yes. The flower can be painted in orange and blue, in white, or left out for a leaves only design. The greens can lean cooler toward teal or warmer toward olive, and the dark lower shadow can be lightened for a bright room. Send a paint chip or a fabric photo and we mix the colors against it on the palette.
It is smooth, with visible brush marks. The strokes run along each leaf, so you can see the direction of the veins up close, but there is no thick knife work or raised paint. It suits rooms where a clean, painted finish fits better than heavy texture.
The layout, the leaf colors and the place of the flower stay the same. The exact split edges and the brush marks inside each leaf change a little from canvas to canvas, because each one is painted by hand. For a hotel or restaurant run, we can paint every piece against one approved sample.
A thin gold or light wood frame picks up the tan back leaves, which is the look in the room photos. Black, white and silver frames work too, and a black frame deepens the dark lower corner. You can also order it rolled in a tube or stretched without a frame.
Send CA89 with the sizes, the number of pieces and the delivery address with postcode on WhatsApp. You will usually hear back right away. Prices cover the painting itself with no minimum order, and freight is quoted once the destination is known, to your door or to your own forwarder. For most countries you can choose duties included in the delivery quote (DDP), or pay the duties yourself on arrival.