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Tropical Jungle Wall Art
Six maximalist jungle scenes full of colour and life: scarlet macaws, a toucan, a pair of flamingos, a resting tiger, a hovering hummingbird and a waterfall under a blazing sun. Each design layers emerald and teal leaves, pink hibiscus and bird of paradise flowers in thick, impasto-style brushwork with a naive folk-art charm. Tropical Jungle Wall Art brings warmth and energy to living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens and sunrooms.
How to style tropical jungle prints
Jungle prints love company. Hang the macaws, toucan and hummingbird together as a bright bird trio, or pair the tiger with the waterfall for a bolder wildlife-and-landscape duo. Their emerald greens and coral pinks sit happily against white, sage, terracotta or deep green walls, and they echo real houseplants, rattan and natural wood. A single 50 × 70 cm print can anchor a maximalist living room, while smaller sizes brighten a kitchen, bathroom or hallway.
Questions & answers
How many designs are in the Tropical Jungle collection?
Six. The collection includes scarlet macaws at sunset, a toucan, two flamingos in a lagoon, a tiger among monstera leaves, a hummingbird with hibiscus and a jungle waterfall, all sharing the same lush palette and folk-art brushwork.
Is the brushwork textured to the touch?
No. The thick, impasto-style brushwork is part of the original digital artwork, so the printed surface is smooth. The strokes are reproduced in fine detail, which gives the prints a rich, painterly look without any raised texture.
Which interiors suit tropical jungle art?
Boho, maximalist, eclectic and coastal interiors suit it best, along with any room full of plants. The saturated greens and pinks also lift plain white or grey rooms, adding colour without the need for new furniture.
Are the animals and plants realistic?
They are stylised rather than scientific. Each design is an imagined jungle that brings together plants and animals from different parts of the world, such as South African bird of paradise flowers and Asian tigers, for colour and mood.