How to Display a House Plant Print in Your Home
By Premium Dinnerware for Every Occasion | Fable Home | Published: 2026-10-24
Category: How-to Guides
Learn how to showcase a 16x20 house plant print with practical wall art display tips. From frame selection to placement, make your plant decor shine.
Quick answer
To display a house plant print effectively, choose a frame that complements your decor, place it at eye level in a well-lit area, and consider grouping it with other wall art for a curated look.
Why a 16x20 print is a versatile size
A 16x20 print is large enough to be a focal point but not so big that it overwhelms a standard wall. It works well above a sofa, console table, or in a hallway. The House Plant Print from Fable Home, part of a limited edition series, fits this size perfectly and adds an artistic touch with its textured matte finish.
How to display your house plant print in 4 steps
- Choose the right frame: Select a frame that matches your room's style. For a modern look, go with a thin black or white frame. For a warmer feel, try a natural wood frame. The House Plant Print comes with a frame option, so you can pick one that fits your decor from the start. Avoid frames with ornate details if your room is minimalist—they can distract from the print's clean lines.
- Hang at eye level: Position the center of the print 57-60 inches from the floor, which is the standard gallery height. If hanging above furniture, leave 6-8 inches between the top of the furniture and the bottom of the frame. A common mistake is hanging too high—step back and check that the print feels connected to the furniture below.
- Consider lighting: Place the print where it gets indirect natural light or add a picture light above it. The matte finish helps reduce glare, but direct sunlight can still fade the paper over time. Avoid hanging the print opposite a window with strong afternoon sun; use UV-protective glass if you can't control the light.
- Group with other wall art: If you have multiple prints, arrange them in a gallery wall. Start with the house plant print as the anchor and add smaller pieces around it. Leave 2-3 inches between frames for a balanced look. Lay the arrangement on the floor first to test the spacing before hammering nails—this saves you from extra holes in the wall.
Product facts
- House Plant Print - 16 x 20": This signed and numbered print features original artwork by Venice-based artist Marco Marella, printed on premium archival paper with a textured matte finish. The textured matte finish reduces glare, making it easier to display in rooms with natural light, and the archival paper ensures the artwork stays vibrant over time.
House Plant Print - 16 x 20"
