1. Leaf and resin necklace pendant

Have you ever seen a small, delicate leaf that’s perfectly in tact and the most wonderful, vibrant green and silently wished to yourself that you could preserve its beauty somehow? Well, thanks to this breathtakingly pretty necklace pendant tutorial from Anastasiya Lazareva, you can! See what materials they used and how they chose a pendant and leaf combination that fit together perfectly.

2. Rounded moss earrings

On a rainy afternoon, after the rain has fallen and the sun has started to peek out just a little but before all the perfect little droplets have fallen or dried from the leaves, one of our favourite things to do is go out for a walk because that’s when the air is at its freshest. If you look down into the trees, you might even be lucky enough to see a tiny leaf or flower encased perfectly within a rain drop. That’s exactly what these stunning round DIY moss earrings from Caymancode look like!

3. Fir tree resin ring

Many people who work with resin are used to using it to make part of a jewelry piece, but when it comes to working with botanical materials, where every aspect of the plant is so nice that it’s worth showcasing, why not create a completely clear piece entirely from resin instead? That’s exactly what Online Jewelry Class did with this fir ring and we can’t get over how nice the final product looks.

4. DIY stamped botanical clay pendants

Perhaps you love the way botanical pieces look but you’d actually prefer a piece that’s a more unconventional colour even though it harnesses the beauty of the plant it features, rather than just letting the natural plant stand out for itself? Then try imprinting it instead! Intimate Weddings guides you through the process of making a clay pendant that looks just like a botanical fossil but painted any colour you please.

5. Pressed pansy pendants

We’ve talked a lot about cute little green plants encased in lovely, wearable clear displays, but what about plants that showcase other more vibrant colours? Well, if that’s what you’re hoping to find then we think these adorable pressed pansy pendants from Hub Pages are just what you’re looking for! Press and dry the flower before you encase it in resin so it sits at a nice, flat angle so all of is beautiful colours can be seen.

6. Little blossom bookmarks

Are you actually not a huge jewelry wearer but you just can’t get over how stunning these plants and flowers look when they’re preserved so delicately like these pieces? Make yourself something else instead! There are plenty of decorative ways similar to jewelry that let you perfectly tribute plant life without actually wearing it on your body. Follow in DIY Projects‘ footsteps and make these beautiful bookmarks instead!

7. Baby’s breath rounded resin ring

Did you love the simply rounded look of the moss earrings we showed you earlier but you’re not a big fan of wearing earrings and you don’t actually have any nice, preserve-worthy moss growing near your house? Try using the same shape concept with a different plant and piece instead! We simply adore these elegant little pieces of baby’s breath encased in a clear sphere that Caymancode turned into a ring.

8. Botanical resin coasters

Okay, we know we said this post was about botanical jewelry, but not everyone we know likes to wear jewelry even though those same people would more than appreciate the stunning natural aesthetic of a botanical piece. That’s why we can’t help but point out some alternatives like these fern coasters by The Lovely Drawer!

9. Botanical print and Mod Podge ring

Do you love the idea of making jewelry that tributes the beauty of leaves and flowers but your allergies keep you from wanting to go rooting around in the garden, even just for a moment to find a simple leaf? Then try this stunning printed version instead! It’s like the allergen-free craft version of the other things we’ve featured on this list. Bromeliad Living shoes you how to make it happen with Mod Podge.

10. Greenery raindrop pendant

Just in case you couldn’t tell, we’re still not quite over the delicate raindrop look we were telling you about above and we kind of want to make it in every style of jewelry piece available. With that in mind, here’s a great tutorial for creating a pretty moss pendant that looks like it’s encased in fresh morning sew! Check it out in full detail on Jun Moore.

11. Four leaf clover pendant

Are you a superstitious person with a big belief in the good luck of four leaf clovers? Then this awesome botanical necklace pendant is the perfect project for you! SmileWithFlower guides you through the process of choosing a good plant, creating the pendant in a suitable size, and building the jewelry piece itself.

12. Herbarium necklace

We’ve talked a lot about projects that involve resin, but perhaps you’d rather wear a botanical piece that looks as though you’re purposely displaying your pretty greenery for all to see, like it’s been preserved in a museum? Then check out how New Dream World carefully placed a delicate leaf inside this clear locket to make a miniature wearable herbarium!

13. Large resin leaf

Within our discussion of botanical jewelry made with resin, we’ve outlined many pieces that completely encase the leaf or flower in a separate shape, like a sphere or a rounded raindrop pendant shape. That’s where this beautiful leaf pendant by Forestry Vision differs! Although the entire leaf is covered in resin, the resin follows along the shape of the leaf’s edge rather than encasing the entire thing within an independent shape. We also love the larger size of this piece!

14. Chunky dried flower resin bangle

We already talked about making a small ring completely of resin with a piece of a fur tree built in, but what if you loved the final product so much that you want to try it in a bigger piece? Then this beautiful bangle is the idea for you! SpottedDogAsheville created a funky, chunky bracelet that shows off bright flowers both big and small. We adore the colour contrast they chose.

15. Dandelion drop earrings

Dandelions might be the cause of allergy sneezes and watery eyes in the spring, but we sure can’t deny that the fluffy, delicate seeds are pretty as they float away on the wind. You can harness that beauty (without getting a runny nose) by encasing a few of those seeds in a dewdrop pendant made of resin, just like Agnera did here.

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1. Botanical Wallpaper

Let’s start with a bold example of the botanical print trend which has been so popular these days. This patterned wallpaper covers the walls of a light-filled bathroom, creating a beautiful tropical vibe that transports you right to the islands. Head over to Design Love Fest to check it out.

2. Botanical Wall Art

If you are in the market for some wall art, you might consider hanging a series of botanical art prints on your wall. The lovely flowers and greenery will add some life to your space even in the dead of winter. Make your way over to Design*Sponge to check it out.

3. Botanical Textiles

Textiles are another great way to incorporate botanical prints into your decor. This colorful tablecloth adds some floral accents to the classic greens and lends a bold pop to the outdoor patio. Head on over to Red Online to find out more ways to add a tropical feel to your home.

4. Banana Leaf Pillows

o add a botanical feel to your bedroom, you might try adding a few throw pillows with a banana leaf motif as shown in the space above. Toss in an ottoman in the same pattern for some extra pizzazz. Head on over to Apartment Therapy to check it out.

5. Framed Leaves

You might also consider framing actual leaves to hang on the wall or to place on your shelf. This is a great way to lend the feeling of plant life to your home without the added maintenance of houseplants. Head on over to Loods 5 to read more about this fun idea.

6. Botanical Mural

This bedroom makes a statement, with a large scale botanical motif spread across the entire wall behind the bed. Bright rose colored bedding offsets the green on the wall. Head on over to Marcus Design Inc. to check out more ideas for large scale floral wall coverings.

7. Botanical Garland

This lovely shelving unit holds dishware and utensils, and has a pretty botanical garland with leaf diagrams hanging as decoration. A wild flower arrangement echoes the greenery on the garland. Make your way over to Fleaing France to check out this image.

8. Dramatic Florals

This dramatic dark wall color is a striking background for this beautiful arrangement of leaves, flowers and even a speckled feather. The aged wood tones in the cabinet below adds an additional texture to the mix. Head on over to Freestyle Hippie Soul to check it out.

9. Botanical Posters

For the maximum effect of this leafy look, try combining both actual greenery along with botanical posters on the walls. They will highlight each other, and really create a dramatic visual impact. Make your way over to Hwit Blogg to check out this pretty little space.

10. Tapestry Accent Wall

Another way to achieve the botanical trend is to create an accent wall. Here, a fabric tapestry is hung behind the bed to create the effect of an accent wall. It looks extra vibrant thanks to the mostly white color scheme in the room. Get your own tapestry at Urban Outfitters.

11. Banana Leaf Tablecloth

This leafy green tablecloth makes a beautiful base for this fresh, inviting tablescape. The gold rimmed dishes and silverware add some elegance to the playful leaf print. Make your way over to Pacific Weddings to check out this beautiful event filled with green and gold elements.

12. Tropical Leaf Trays

These unique trays are shaped like beautiful long palm leaves, and are perfect for displaying small plates of food or pretty objets d’art. They can be used in a decorative or a functional way. Make your way over to Zilly Monkey to check out all the details.

13. Botanical Balloons

This pineapple party has a tropical vibe, with palm fronds down the center of the table and miniature pineapples at each place setting. And the best part – balloons with a botanical theme! Make your way over to Studio DIY to find out how to recreate this party theme yourself.

14. Leaf Rugs

For a more modern take on the botanical trend, try decorating with rugs that are in actual leaf shapes like the ones above. They lend a whimsical touch to this colorful, modern home. Make your way over to Bo Bedre to check out more images of this beautiful space.

15. Tropical Tablescape

This colorful tablescape is set up for a dinner party, with a beautiful banana leaf runner down the length of the table and a green centerpiece made with seed pods, ferns and other leaves. Accents of pink add some extra punch. Check out more info over on Instagram.

16. Modern Leaf Clock

This funky clock has a series of leaves decorating the face, with modern stylized leaves in the background and more realistic illustrated leaves in the foreground. Make your way over to Society 6 to purchase this clock for your home. It will only set you back $30.

17. Botanical Painting

If you are looking for artwork for your walls, why not try to find a piece with a botanical theme to kill two birds with one stone? This large scale painting has a beautiful presence thanks to its size and bright color. Check out more photos of this space at My Domaine.

18. Leaf Print Curtains

Leaf print curtains are another great way to incorporate the trend into your home. It will make you feel like you’re living in a tropical paradise! And these curtains pair well with the natural wood headboard on the bed. Check out more photos at Coco Kelley.

19. Botanical Chinoiserie Headboard

This eye-catching upholstered headboard is made with a bold chinoiserie style pattern consisting of leafy green stalks that are repeated throughout the fabric. The bright pink trim adds a fun pop of color. Check out more photos over at Chinoiserie Chic.

20. Palm Leaf Throw Blanket

This palm leaf throw blanket is another great way to add some serious botanical style to your home. Just think… you could drape yourself in leaves when you’re chilly, or you can place it on the end of the sofa to add some decorative charm. Buy it here. 

21. Leaf Dishware

A beautiful leaf dishware set is sure to satisfy your craving for botanical goodness in your home, with its luscious colors and organic shapes. And layering them on top of the basket-style charger adds some texture. Make your way over to Respect The Beach to check it out.

22. Fern Garland

Another way to add some serious botanical vibes to your space is to hang a lovely set of fern garlands on your wall like she has done in this photo. Just pin up some string and attach the ferns with knots. Check it out over at Char Company on Instagram.

23. Terrariums

Terrariums are another great way to add some botanical life to your house. Just grab an interesting vessel, some succulents, and a few other materials and you’ll be ready to get started. Check out this photo over at Spring (by Urban Outfitters). 

24. Leaf Plates

This bright blue wall is accented with a series of lovely palm leaf plates, adding some serious botanical charm to the space. Be sure to hang them in a random way as they have done here if you recreate this look in your home. Found over at Picnic Weddings.

25. Green Galore

And when in doubt, just fill  your space with green – both the color and the actual plants. This space is filled with green chairs and other accents, along with tons of real, living plant life in every corner. Check out photos of the rest of the space here. 

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