Lately, I’ve developed a slight obsession with vintage school boards and botanical prints. I know they’ve been a design staple forever, but I haven’t always felt this way about them.  Still, since I started working on the interior design of our house in Sweden, I’ve been drawn to them. Built in the late 1920s, our house is a traditional Swedish wooden house with fine limbs. The kind of home where even the smallest piece of furniture from Restoration Hardware will overwhelm the space. If you were to compare it to a female, it would be the kind of woman who wears cashmere cardigans with pearl buttons, size zero pencil skirts and Tod’s loafers. I think a collection of framed vintage botanical prints would fit perfectly in this house. Which ones are your favorites?

Above: 1) Coriander.

2) Aloe.

3) Cabbage rose.

4) Rhubarb.

5) Poppy.

6) Acacia.

7) Cardamom.

8 ) Croton.

9) Hops.

10) White false hellebore.

All prints from www.botanical.com.