Wolf & Badger
Green Calcispongiae-Kalkschwämme By Ernst Haeckel A1 594 X 841Mm Stanley Print House
Out of Stock
Price History
Description
All prints are printed on museum-grade 230 GSM matte paper with eco-friendly inks, and FSC® certified paper. This means that the paper is acid-free, resistant to tearing, free of easily oxidized material, made from cotton and has a high endurance to breakage by folding. Shipped in well-protected cardboard tube packaging or stay flat mailers for smaller prints. * Prints only, frames not included.
Our Stylist Says
I love the Green Calcispongiae print for its striking organic aesthetic and scientific intrigue. This piece works particularly well in modern or minimalist interiors, adding a touch of nature’s complexity without overwhelming the space. It pairs beautifully with neutral tones and natural textures like wood or stone, creating a calm yet engaging focal point. Practical styling tips include framing it with a simple border to enhance its scientific charm or grouping it with related natural history artwork for a curated, educational vibe. This print is ideal for living rooms, home offices, or even a stylish bathroom, where its botanical details can both inspire curiosity and elevate the overall design.
Sienna Brooks
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on Wolf & Badger's website here
About Wolf & Badger
Global Reach and Ethical Focus
Since its inception with a boutique in Notting Hill, Wolf & Badger has expanded to a significant online presence and flagship stores in London's King's Cross, New York, and Los Angeles. This growth mirrors their vision of building a community of ethical brands and conscious consumers.
Award-Winning Sustainable Practices
In 2021, Wolf & Badger's efforts in sustainable retailing were recognized with awards like Drapers Sustainable Retailer of the Year and Marie Claire's Best Ethical Retailer. Their commitment to making business a force for good is further solidified by becoming the first B Corp certified marketplace in the UK.
