This piece pairs bold botanical shapes with crisp geometric pattern in a striking modern composition. Oversized charcoal-gray leaves, each marked with a simple black center, rise against a clean white background from a warm tan planter covered in an imperfect hand-drawn grid. The restrained neutral palette and visible painted texture give the piece a confident, contemporary presence while preserving its playful, handmade character.

This modern houseplant wall art brings graphic contrast and understated personality to a living room, bedroom, office, entryway, or plant-filled retreat. Its blend of organic foliage, minimalist color, and geometric design makes it a natural fit for contemporary, Scandinavian, eclectic, and mid-century-inspired décor—and a distinctive choice for plant lovers who appreciate botanical art with a modern edge.

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Sarah Golden is an artist living in Northern California. Self taught, curious, color focused, and process driven, she’s been painting full time since 2016. A serious homebody with a home studio, she finds inspiration in the garden, textiles (improv quilting especially), painting everyday objects, and exploring mixed media. A few ongoing bodies of work are abstracted landscapes, mixed media plants, and collages using vintage papers and monotypes.

She’s been featured in Uppercase Magazine, Nylon, and Where Women Create. Sarah has a dedicated studio practice to “putting in the painting hours”, art self-education, experimenting and creating ways to connect people with her art.